MICHIGAN Wednesday jw k ..^IIop,,. CTATE V ...*, they all come from? ^ ^ -The Beatles ^ -o UNIVERSITY STATI I Will LSh Ml ^ ^ NI M M .»«.»• »r29c'C.."»V,^ tonitfit of 10 degrees. Vol. 62 Number 142 " East Laniin9< Michi9a" Wednesday, February 25. 1970 Violent, non-violent actions eyed at Chicago 7' teach-in By MARILYN PATTERSON . HofoQf defeat fka the Avnl/\ifnfi/vvi American democracy is "to armed combat." nvt<4 exploitation and repression of engage it in f referring violence" to the "violence controversy which followed "But when we started talking about the nitty - gritty, they kept referring it back to "The only way one has gotten freedom is Thursday's window smashing. the whole." to fight for it," he said. Gary Peterson, one of a group of "We need a power base, pressure. students which went to the state legislature They Sarah Parker, a member of Students for a only succumb to pressure," he said. Both violent and non - violent protests of Monday to air grievances, said that the the Democratic Society (SDS), said that the "There's no room for anybody to be an Chicago Conspiracy trial were anti - war movement should not tie itself group had trouble dealing with the innocent by - stander," Peterson told the suggested Tuesday to the approximately down by fighting repression itself, but legislature. audience. "The next time there's a 1200 students attending the ASMSU - New "We made demands, but our demands should keep on growing. demonstration, I hope everybody comes." University Conference teach - in on the "The best way to fight suppression is to were concrete proposals, something they've trial. been asking for for a long time," he said. Presenting an approach to involvement in go on building an anti - war movement," discussions with local and state Staff Stutefille, a member of the Peterson said that whenever his group legislators she said. were Mark Conspiracy, a local group protesting the "We have to understand what we're had tried to talk about the situation as a Rilling of the American Civil Chicago trial, said that the only way to whole, the legislators had wanted to "get Liberties Union (ACLU) and James Turner, doing at the time we do it," she continued, down to the nitty - gritty." publisher of the Today magazine in Howell. "I suggest that the Michigan legislature is the greatest free entertainment in Laird urges lawmakers Lansing," Rilling said. "You have to be creative," he said in answer to a question from the audience about how the citizen can effect change non - violently. "But there are ways for the individual to bring about change." to expand missile system "The issue here is making a democratic form of government respond to the needs and desires of the people," Turner said. "The only way I know to make them WASHINGTON Armed Services Committee and defense (AP) - Secretary of defenses at the first two ABM respond is through political response. It Defense Melvin R. Laird urged Congress appropriations subcommittee. complexes, takes private decisions for us to commit "Given President Nixon's determination at Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Tuesday to permit an expansion of the ourselves to that which will Safeguard antiballistic missile system to to postpone additional actions on U.S. Dakota and Malmstrom Air Force inject the shield a third U.S. offensive missile base offensive systems this year in order to Montana be prodded with additional^ort ^ ^ and start toward building five additional advance prospects for success at the range Sprint missiles to complement long we ABM sites. strategic arms limitation talks SALT, range Spartan defensive missiles. may agree or disagree with the Laird said "this is the minimum we can further progress on Safeguard deployment (Please turn to page 15) (Please turn to page 15) do and must do" in the face of a becomes the only viable course available in growing Soviet and Red Chinese nuclear threat, fiscal year 1971." while the United States and Russia attempt Laird said the expansion plans calls for building one additional Safeguard defense Algiers prosecution to negotiate arms limitation. "In view of the continued growth of the complex at Whiteman Air Force Base in Publisher Soviet threat and the prospect of Chinese deployment of an ICBM force in the Missouri and advance preparation work for fiv» other sites — without a deployment James Turner, publisher of Today magazine, addresses commitment in the New England area, the a crowd of about mid-1970s, we could not justify delaying a says police got even' 1,200 at the "Chicago Seven" teach-in Tuesday. further step to protect ourselves against Pacific Northwest, the Michigan - Ohio State News photo by Dick Warren these dangers," Laird told the Senate region, the Washington, D.C. sector, and Warren Air Force Base, home of other major Minuteman missiles, In Wyoming. FLINT, Mich. (UPI) — The prosecution proving beyond a reasonable doubt the Counting two Minutemen sites in the Algiers Motel federal conspiracy trial defendants conspired to do so. IN SENATE RACE authorized for ABM protection last year, charged Tuesday that police beat and shot Three white former Detroit policemen — this would move the Pentagon into work young blacks and white prostitutes there David Senak, 25; Ronald W. August, 31; on 8 of the 12 ABM positions designed to "to get even for the (Detroit) riot" raging and Robert Paille, 34; and Melvin outside. Airs. give the United States protection from Dismukes, a Negro former private guard, Romney Soviet or Chinese missile attacks, starting in the mid-1970s. Laird also recommended that the "The real issue — the gut issue — is whether or not your're willing to justify what went on in there in the name of the riot," assistant said Kenneth Mclntyre, U.S. attorney, in his special closing are statute. They being tried under a reconstruction era are charged with conspiring to violate the civil rights of eight blacks and two white prostitutes in the inner support of Gov. Milliken city argument. motel July 26, 1967, the night three black McKee Report He told the all - white jury at the end of teenagers were found shot to death there at his 90-minute statement that "the only the height of the Detroit riot. Police Any faculty member wanting to possible verdict is guilty as charged." swarmed to the motel after there were devote time to discussion of the McKee Norman Lippitt, the defense attorney for reports of sniper fire coming from it. By JEFF SHELER and that he Report and desires a student familiar two of the defendants, in his closing race fully endorsed her picked" by ranking party members, and (Please turn to page 15) State News Staff Writer with the report to lead or assist the statement, argued that the "prosecution candidacy. said that the choice was "the result of discussion is asked has failed miserably in establishing a He told newsmen deliberations." to call Bob Gov. Milliken said Tuesday that despite Tuesday that the conspiracy." He virtually conceded the Grossfeld, ASMSU Cabinet president, at the indecision of state Republican party is "unified" but that the Congressman Donald Riegle removed his weekend in selecting Republicans last a candidate, he has "every confidence" the consensus unity "needs to be manifested" in the next two weeks prior to the next consensus name from consideration after the second (Please turn to page 15) 353-8857. occupants of the motel may have been abused, beaten and shot, but said the N. Vietnam prosecution did not "come anywhere near" party will unite behind Lenore Romney for session. the U.S. Senate nomination. "Having now heard Congressman Riegle's last word and the total affirmation can He said that he believes Mrs. Romney now reach the 75 per cent consensus. begins major "I think we have a whole new ball by Mrs. Romney that she's in to stay, the entire situation has said. Over the weekend state GOP changed," Milliken delegates game," he said. "The that now I am new fully circumstances is supporting the candidacy of Mrs. Lenore Romney." supply drive SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnam has met in Lansing in a second attempt to The governor said his Monday launched the biggest supply operation of choose a consensus condidate to oppose announcement that Mrs. Romney was in the war down the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Democrat Philip Hart for the Senate seat in the race came after a series of phone eastern November. Three rounds of balloting failed Laos, informed sources said conversations with Mrs. Romney, her to produce the necessary 75 Tuesday. per cent husband Housing and Urban Development "It went over the top in support for any one candidate. January and is Secretary George Romney, Riegle, and continuing in February," said one source. Monday Gov. Milliken announced that other Republicans. To counter this massive Mis. operation, the Romney had decided to stay in the He denied that Mrs. Romney was "hand United States has mounted the most concentrated B52" strategic bombing campaign in eastern Laos since the planes entered the Vietnamese war nearly flve Two killer a years ago. The aerial offensive is the U.S. Command in being directed by Saigon. A target - selection panel of ranking officers meets twice a day to assess the situation. The strike European targets are forwarded to the Strategic Air Command and raids bases in Thailand, Guam and Okinawa are launched from with a fleet of 75 B52 bombers RECKINGEN, ,rd and fourth Switzerland (AP) • The There was virtually no hope of their being North Vietnam, the sources available. killer avalanches in two dug out alive by the 200 men and 13 said, began eeks struck the its resupply campaign in November European Alps Tuesday, avalanche dogs, tearing desperately at the when the dry season started "lashing a Swiss^ military barracks and huge masses of snow which piled up to 30 belatedly in Laos, ven houses in RecKingen and striking two feet high. Of those rescued, 19 were making roads more passable. Sources said Hanoi is stockpiling P s and six chalets near Grenoble, injured, some critically. France. supplies in South Vietnam and eastern Most of the victims were Swiss army Laos "to keep as in d' 'east 29 persons were believed dead officers, ranking between. Lieutenant and possible." many options open as Heckingen, after the avalanche of snow Major, attached to an antiaircraft unit in ™sned down with a fearful roar on the According to the sources, Hanoi has not the village. sleeping village before dawn, decided on any particular option because lne second "There is no hope for those still under of avalanche swept down on a leadership problem. ® village of Lans le Villard east of there," a storekeeper's wife, Mrs. Leo - - Mueller, said. The latest seizure of North Vietnamese noble, tearing away part of the Hotel "Two of the recovered soldiers bodies arms and ammunition reported Tuesday th a"d Signal, staff, and mostly empty except for were decapitated. The victims in the houses was a seven - ton stockpile uncovered by also hitting the Hotel Les have been got out, mostly alive but it is troops of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division in kiiifjre" Officials said six persons were finished for the poor soldiers who aic still the central highlands 19 miles northeast of , and four were injured. buried," she said. An Khe. Va| n®," ,e " Villard is near the resort of "One of the barrack walls was carried Estimates are that North Vietnam now claim j where another avalanche 200 yards away." has five regiments in the strategic Mekong peb lo the "VeS °f 39 young vacationers Col. Philippe Henchoz, in rescue charge of operations, said, "By tonight the Bonjiour Delta, but the increase in enemy there is only between 1,800 and 2,400 men strength j^'even h>ngen and bodies were recovered in French President Georges Pompidou acknowledges his welcome to the United States as he stands with President considering the depletion of the Viet Cong 18 more were missing. (Please turn to pags 15) Nixon at the White House Tuesday. In the background are Mesdames Pompidou and Nixon. AP Wirephoto ranks. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25 - 1970 Israel cracks down 5 cement mixers lost in on Arab terrorists garagefire| By DAVID BASSE TT State News Staff Writer By Associated Press As Israel strove to cope with conference as soon as possible. Arab terrorists, repercussions Israel imposed a curfew on Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Flames leveled the main garage of the Chenev Hebron and two nearby villages grew after Arab terrorist attacks 2655 East Grand River Ave. late p™ Eban, visiting in Bonn, said any Tuesday in a hunt for Arab on either Israeli planes or other suspension of air service would Tuesday approximately $300,000 damage to the buildine and? ' °ausin? I aftem^ ■ terrorists who machine - gunned lines carrying Israel's nationals. a bus of American Tourists. Chancellor Josef Klaus of fulfill the aim of the Arab commandos who make the The three - alarm blaze began when truck being cleaned by Richard Pennell of a readv ' "^ I Austria ordered a step ~ up of 16651 Chi* COncrete I Meanwhile, demands attacks. Lansing, burst into flames. Chadwick, ^ I snowballed for action to halt safety measures at Vienna Eban called for a concerted Pennell, who escaped the fire uninjured, said that th. Arab terrorist attacks on Israel's Airport and asked Switzerland t international effort to condemn engine was running and a spark apparently ignited commercial planes or those of to help coordinate safety flammable oleum compound (an i such attacks and consult on other nations carrying Israeli measures. Switzerland already Mpririinn Townchin Hro nkUf oily sulfur solution) u:„ '* * h ! has banned all Arab visitors measures to protect . , nationals. An American woman was except for humanitarian reasons. international aviation from the first alum at 2:55 ,'M. „„d by I| Austria decided to increase terrorists. piece of equipment on the scene. ^ available killed near Hebron, a major In addition to the five town in occupied Jordan, and attention to registration of "The worst thing that could be pumpers and one rescup vom i , Meridian Township, Lansing two others were wounded in the foreigners in Austria, done would be to allow them to Township also sent one ™ 111 its emergency rescue vehicle. Pumper am ambush Monday. surveillance of the airport and have any success, that is to say While the blaze was under control at passenger transfer to planes, to by allowing to take place any 3:55 p m MrK™ Troops searched houses in the would be "quite awhile" before it was narrow alleys of Hebron. They tighten luggage checks and visa suspension of civil aviation," she out. He also said thau of his firemen had been controls. told newsmen. injured ii questioned scores of Arabs there been hampered by high winds, the and in the nearby villages of Near W u e ren li nger, "Whoever building's tara'aoer m«f buiizr'bi"ty °f add"io"ai °ieum behi8 ^ wiss suspends normal Tarqumiya and Beit Kahil, which also were placed under Switzerland, firemen Swiss police and brought out the last remnants of a Swiss jetliner that aviation is in a sense indulgence, sanction and thereby giving Garage de When asked to estimate the extent of damage curfew. Authorities said the Meridian Township firemen fight the fire which destroyed the main garage of the Cheney , encouragement to those attacks. would be at least $300,000. In addition to curfews would last until further crashed Saturday killing all 47 Concrete Company Tuesday afternoon. Damages were estimated at $300,000 including five cement mixers valued at $50,000 each the buildine and one tractor iM?!" notice. aboard. Since there were several * "In Israel's view it is $50,000 cement mixers. The searchers went on among prominent Israelis among the State News photo by Fred Ferri destroyed. clor n& w«re impossible to separate these the rolling, semidesert hills passengers, the Swiss believe outrages from the responsibility - — around Hebron -- long regarded Arabs sabotaged the plane. of certain governments. Because MppD 1 p^llpPSlUP Werner Guldimann, chief of as a hub of Arab Guerrilla what is this Palestine Liberation " UW operations against the Israeli the Swiss federal air office and Swiss delegate to the current Organization? Where do they occupation. come from? They don't come The woman killed in the Montreal meeting of the from the moon. They are Milliken asks for urban reform . . ambush was Mrs. Theodore International Civil Aviation supported and established and Ertle, 31, wife of a Baptist Organization, formally asked the founded and praised and minister from Grandville, Mich. organization to prepare the encouraged by governments. The State News, the student newspaper at "Sometimes they have By LARRY LEE Michigan State "All of Michigan has a major they may -- our civilization will conferences in Arab capitals, and state News Staff Writer Feb. 10, the governor outlined University, is published every class day during four school stake in the future of urban die with them." aiding the decline of the cities, the heads of Arab governments Declaring that "almost three terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Michigan," Milliken said, "and goals: that low and and reminded the legislators of His eight-point message did Subscription rate is $14 per year. greet them and affirm solidarity without exception, our urban that future is clouded." moderate - income housing his 20 with them, vote funds for them, areas are in not contain any new major - point environment trouble," Gov. sponsored by the state be message, saying all points ait Therefore the "The (urban) crisis is not programs, but did collect some Member Associated Press, United Press International, governments Milliken offered Tuesday a started; that additional jobs be important and should be acted Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, which shelter them on their special message to the simply a crisis of cities," he said. of the recommendations created legislature by the housing upon. territory must be regarded as calling "Rather, we face a national Milliken has already given the Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press . . . for increased state crisis. production; and the Association, United States Student Press Association. associated with these horrifying leadership to deal with the legislature and actions he has development of Michigan as the Milliken urged adoption of his acts." "urban crisis." "If the cities should die - and taken to help the cities. Midwest center for modular proposals outlined in the Special Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. One of these was the housing. Message on Crime and Justice to Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services MCKEE COMMITTEE establishment last year try to alleviate the fear in cities of a Milliken and suburbs. Building, Michigan State University, East urged adoption of Lansing, Special Assistant for Urban education reform Michigan. because Affairs to coordinate such Among these proposals matters welfare "nothing will do more to help and mandatory provides as police training, Report Phones: reduce and solve our urban education. broadening of the Editorial 355-8252 problems." The governor also said he had laboratories, increased control of Classified Advertising 355-8255 In firearms and creation of a state considered establishing a State transportation, the subject Display Advertising 353-6400 By PAULA BRAY "One undergraduate will be selected of Commission on Investigations to by a special message Feb. 3, the Business-Cir.jlation 355-3447 State News Staff Writer students from each of the 13' colleges for Dept. of Urban or Community governor asked for approval of strike at organized crime. Photograp.:c 355-8311 Students should have a vote in things that representation in Academic Council. In the Affairs, but rejected it because of the possibility of increased $2.5 million for a Public affect their academic life, Gina Schack, Miami, The gov also report we have called for minority group Transportation Development Fla., junior and student member of the McKee red tape. recommended action representation specified as native Americans Grant Program to on drug spur abuse Committee, told members of the Holmes Hall (Indians), blacks and Latin - Americans." revltalization of the urban are&s. programs, equd Council Tuesday night. Instead, he established the opportunity programs and aid to FREE Miss Schack said the report called for 10 Council on Urban Affairs to To create interest in the McKee Committee's He blamed pollution for local governments. minority students and six graduate students to be "coordinate and evaluate report on student participation in academic seated on the council. The report also specifies existing state programs of urban government, student members are holding information sessions in residence halls. numbers of students from the three categories to consequence as well as to DELIVERY "I don't think one day can go by without complaints being heard," Miss Schack said. be members of the standing committees of the Academic Council. produce further programs on how the state might respond." Sigma Delta Chi lets "These kinds of things are very real to many If the report goes into effect, students will be "To cure our urban illness, we students and this is a chance to do something about them." on said. the committees as full voting members, she must improve the lot of the least fortunate," Milliken said, women enter ranks In the proposed report, all departments must and noted his attempts to The McKee Report will go before the For the first time in its national convention i involve their students in some way and report Academic Council significantly increase state their activities to the Academic Council, she said. today. Miss Schack assistance to local schools. history, women will become Diego voted, despite opposition, encouraged students to attend the meeting. members of Sigma Delta Chi, to open admission to women. DIAL 351-6300 Miss Schack said this will in no way tear down He added that his new budget America's oldest and largest Kenneth L. Gunderman, student participation which is already present in Copies of the report will be available at the professional journalistic society. individual departments. desks in residence halls and at the ASMSU office. continues "this major effort to managing editor of the State meet Michigan's needs." Fifteen women will be Journal, will be the featured initiated into the campus speaker at tonight's meeting. He urged the legislature to New in East Lansing reform housing codes to allow chapter of the society at 8:30 ON CAMPOS new developments in tonight in the Union Gold Room. 7-DAYS A WEEK the construction. Sigma Delta Chi was founded Exam permits Milliken recommended the as a fraternity in 1909 at Depaw bonding University in Greencastle, Permits for repeating capacity of the Michigan Housing Development Indiana and became a University College final exams $td&)tcfe |3ut) Serving cocktails and Premium Beer Authority be $250 million. In his message on housing professional society There are 106 campus chapters. Last November the society's in 1960. must be picked up in the college's Student Affairs Offices before Friday. on draught 7 days a week (after 2 Sunday) p.m. on Center For Urban Affairs Forum ... . . . dining room open daily from 6:30 a.m. (Sunday from 8 a.m.) The Albert Pick Motor Hotel Today - 3:15 PM - Erickson Kiva Saginaw (M-78) and Grand River (M-43) East Lansing 48823 Ronald B. Lee 517-337-1741 Assistant Postmaster General ■ COUPON" Bureau of Marketing and Planning Special!CHICKEN-N-CHIPS BOX Reg. 1.29 Mr. Lee, past director of the Center for Urban Affairs and Equal with coupon Opportunity Programs, will discuss "Politics and the Inner City. " 500 Off 3 79c pieces of chicken Heaps of French fries. Limit one box per coupon. Coupon good thru February 27th ■"------^-•COUPON--------- Special!CHICKEN-N-CHIPS BOCKET Reg. 3.99 ^4 AA ftf with this coupon ji.uu on 15 2.99 pieces of chicken Heaps of French fries. Limit one bucket per coupon Coupon good thru February 27th COKE - GRAPE - ORANGE POP Free Delivery on Campus: Mon. thru Thurs. 4 PM to 1 AM FRI. AND SAT. 4 PM to 2 AM, Sun. 2 PM to 1 AM. Grand River, E. Lansing Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1970 3 rs! -.A n A®ATED • PRESS NEWS Court to hear poverty law case 1 summary WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday could decide whether workers need a search warrant to welfare a major" poverty ruling, the court granted _ __ law a _ thatwarra^te into a welfare re^uireYtole't people" recijJen^ hoS E2SJ2. 'te are will Sf. ^nieredTf Douglas voted for a^heanng. White an<* Administration Vital against Detroit | hearing to Atty. Gen. Louis B. Foods a capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. | *..v. J. i^ere,"Tacking"the *1™Another 'action""thTSSt At the 53016 time. the vc,M conduct house Welfare — Eltetd™*6 condemned - 1 ■■■ court ^=«=S - investigations. • - fook challenging decision by a the case is heard J-* on an annual K„ - probably next of 1850 an state abortion law Canton>. Miss., blacks who STATE SCHOOL AID abortions except when a to necessary p't'es to expand their boundaries men h d . forr„ . preserve" the expectant wh'te areas to neutralize the "In mother's life. The state jncriminate themselves view of the continued Supreme nsing strength of black voters. House Court, on a 4-3 vote, ruled the Bu(. the Su e Court |n a growth of the Soviet threat and The court also upheld criminal revi phrase was unconstitutionally 7-0 decision given the convictions of a Detroit firm by Justice prospect of Chinese vague and killed the law. selling health food and tablets, Potter Stewart, approved use of development of an ICBM force in On another front, the court The case involved a civil interrogatories given in a civil the mid-1970's, we could not Bv LARRY LFF action proceeding for a subsequent _ f tate m o «■ u r House Floor Leader George F. . „ .... move, said, "it is traditional . threw out the appeal of a college brought by the Food and Drug criminal prosecution. News Staff Writer to student who justify delaying a further step to Montgomery, D-Detroit said he work out the school aid was expelled for The House narrowly package accusing university officials of protect ourselves against these approved hoped the bill could be placed UPHOLDS QD ACT I AIM Tuesday the $1.2 billion Spencer before taking up the tax being "Toms" and puppets of dangers." on third reading today to ready question. the "man." " ***** substitute to chapter one of it for final passage. — Melvin Laird, Gov. Milliken's state school aid The 5-3 decision said the court But Republicans secretary of defense b'N- The vote on calling for $430 million in would the measure, amendments caucus to said to the bill before they discuss Ryan, with Spencer, R-Attica led an urban Rep. had found the student, Kenneth Roy R. Jones, lied to officials of Tennessee A&I State Court re University - additional taxes was passed agreeing to place it on third rural coalition pushing for the at Nashville in reading. substitute, doesn't expect quick distributed leaflets denying he had 57-45, just one more than the 56 North International News Vietnamese forces encircled the needed for passage. substitute failed Feb. 19, 53-48. to «Jt!i5ni™ fbUI * i8d P!fnn?u A move immediately after The passage of the Spencer substitute consider the school aid bill was defeated- passage of the final school aid bill. "We'll them. Justices William O. and William J. Brennan Jr. attacking Douglas said objector's i have Jones would see"1 to be immune WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Supreme Court I airfield outpost of Muong Soui Tuesday, but U.S. strategic liii $143 million for school aid with House Speaker William A. proposals for to exhaust Tuesday rejected a challenge to the draft law requiring a conscientious objector to in increased taxes. Ryan, D-Detroit, opposing the amendments from punishment or < censorship ■sources said Laotian defenders still were in control at before * " accept assigned civilfan work in lieu of military service. : vote it out of the for wh®t the * - leaflets said and House," he Inight fall. Muong Soui is 25 miles west of the Plain of it would said. "I don't think be fair to he entitled to a could be hearing before Despite the argument such an assignment amounts to "involuntary sevitude," the court left standing the conviction of a ■Jars, seized by the North Vietnamese Saturday. stop suspended ■informants said the North Vietnamese had massed about la battalion around the outpost which is occupied by a Military iken awaiting amendments now." He praised the substitute as indefinitely A 6-2 decision, on a ■ upheld the right of states to charge of lying. meanwhile, conscientious objector who refused to task. The case was accept his assigned civilian brought by James Lee Hilgeneck, a Jehova's containing "all kinds of new provide better schooling in Witness. He was convicted by a jury in Michigan July 23,1968, of Jcompany of Meo tribesmen and Laotian soldiers. There wealthier school districts. violating the draft law by refusing to report to work at the report on dissent ■was a consensus among military observers that if principles, both fiscally and the In a case in Bath University Hospital Center, Ann Arbor, Mich. U.S. District Judge ■North Vietnamese attack in force, Muong Soui would educationally." County, Virginia, 11 Appalachia families Thaddeus M. Machrowicz, who commented that he had a son ■fall. P/v., c^sfh n Vnoiionfs claimed the state should be serving in Vietnam, sentenced Hilgeneck to five years "I encourage as much imprisonment. dialogue Financial leaders of the European Common Market -s possible between government speaking in favor substitute, tried to »rredrpu'in urban and poor rural districts poor < Two of the appeals court judges, in upholding the conviction, the state's commented that the sentence seemed "rather severe." [agreed Tuesday that they want to set up a European of the list of demands the governor young said, people," "but legislators leary c income tax, that it In his appeal to the Supreme Court, Hilgeneck argued the draft ■currency, a rival to the dollar in world trade. It is submitted by student obviously the dialogue must be ... only sufficient local tax : law's requirement that conscientious objectors be given ■estimated that such an action would take from 8 to 10 dissendents to his legal advisor executed in an optional, not mandatory, orderly manner Almost half Bath's families compulsory civilian work violates the 13th Amendment's [years. Much will depend on whether the European Monday, but he foresees "no to be fruitful." The substitute have an income under $3,000 a prohibition against slavery and involuntary servitude. immediate action" would allow He contended Congress discriminated Thibodeau, who [currency will include the British pound. At present, He said he could not on them. plan recommendations will make local districts levy a year, revenue limiting the that can amount of be raised against conscientious objectors because, of all persons exempted from the draft, only (Britain does not belong to the Common Market, but action on the demands until he governor on the list of demands, maximum of two per cent locally to hire they are required to take civilian work in place of military service. income tax above competent negotiations may start this year. Valery Giscard receives a direct report from ^ Tuesday he was not yet a base of a 10 teachers and to provide adequate The government told the court that the - mill property tax. argument "has been jd'Estaing, the French finance minister, told reporters: Joseph Thibodeau, his legal ready to make facilities. consistently rejected." ■'There is agreement on a future advisor, who met with seven of recommendations, community monetary the dissidents Monday. Why Pay More! (organization, which fixes parties, community The seven youths met with "I don't think we are at that Why Pay More! Wh y Pay Moral Why point right now," Thibodeau unagement and affirmation of the Thibodeau community's and two state said. "But within the next few Monetary personality." representatives to discuss a list days we should be formulating WELSH CRIB of demands relating to particular recommendations National News Thursday's disturbance in East concerning the meeting." Lansing. He said the demands would be The demands included Senate Democrats pushed ahead of resolutions by passage looked at from the view of Tuesday with their the state "positive steps" that can be llan for a new confrontation with President Nixon over legislature condemning the taken, but pointed out that ■pending for education and health. A Senate Chicago "Conspiracy" trial as several of ,the demands were out INFANT'S DEPT. 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The handles recall Maddox's days by Western Publishing | <*n Atlanta restaurant owner when he used ax and SALE! ■* handles to bar blacks from his Pickrick Chicken IV Michigan News YOUR CHOICE ■Lansing (UPI) ■_ The Michigan house Tuesday gave Titles include: This fliminary approval on a 57-45 vote to a $1.2 billion Room is Chicken Little, What Mine, r^am to shift the main burden of school financing in Do Mothers Do, and X.^ate I he action from property taxpayers to income taxpayers. many more. 57c each. Regular reversed an earlier defeat of the plan a Tf I av'ng a?° when house members, leary over the prospect to increase the state income tax to help SCHOOL SUPPLIES C."ce the tax shift, failed to approve it. DEPT. lAtr ^'an Was worked out by Rep. Roy Spencer, "ca, and House speaker William A. Ryan. 5125 W. Saginaw —6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road MICHIGAN OUR RKADIRS' MIND STATE NfWS UNIVERSITY One of the Econ flunkies' WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager that managed to get NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor class to try to find an away GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor To The Editor: assistant a , five of them for all the KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor I have just joined the ranks of interpret and explain what classes 'in 2 - JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor Mandelstamm's "Flunkies" by failing his the'teach?"0 JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor first Economics 200 test. Rather than get supposed to? It isn't their small in number, fault 2*® behind in the almighty grade-point game, I Jer, which is itself, but the majority of ZS '>re Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award have dropped the course, along with many the for outstanding journalism. others I suspect. Am I really the "Flunkie" wouldn't have were b^n^ble all there! The main to even ,to even if if?hthey or is Prof. Mandelstamm? I say assistants are there to point is $ Mandelstamm is the failure, with the classes after the class. help, not Ahold e ho111 Economics Dept. and MSU looking the other way, thus perpetuating a sick And what about the cycle. EDITORIALS How many times I nodded my head were exam itself> « assigned 18 chapters to cover and ! "yes" when Prof. Mendalstamm asked if there were any questions — from inside a test consisted of approximated , questions and TV set! And then moved on when his TV one problem hard?' representative or worth reading MSU class said nothing! What a helpless feeling chapters for. de£^ liquor It seemed like a as I took pages and pages of notes, not attempt to "trick" • wipe out a really understanding what I was putting down, with a vain hope he might say 7 even beg"" the problem and I wmT, should be something that everything - but he didn't. The obvious answer suddenly explained probably given to class every day. But was examine what I had learned r- • this test there I this is, I should have asked the assistants After considerable bureaucratic living units; this ordinance was also for help if I had a problem or question. Am fanfare, Milton Dickerson, vice interpreted to include cooperative I to run over the Marshall Hall after each I ask you, when a Professor has president for student affairs, has and fraternity houses. Dickerson's „ average of about 30 per cent for passed a long pending proposal approval nullifies the latter preceding term, does that mean one-half allowing students, at least 21 years interpretation by rigidly establishing of last term's Economic students were t™ of age, to consume and possess the jurisdiction of the ordinance to dumb to get above 30 per cent, or is it an liquor in fraternity and cooperative the confines of the MSU campus. inability on the teachers part somewhere? houses. A second proposal, giving Yet, a curiosity results when one So what will happen now? Probably first term freshmen women selective notices that married students (21 or nothing, one person's complaints mean above) who live in Spartan Village little nowadays, it takes hundreds of i hours, was also approved by Dickerson. While the passage of the liquor (on-campus) may legally possess and consume liquor. Although this MSU Board of Trustee ordinance has been The riots hit Grand River people anybody wrong. pounding on the door before looks up and sees somethint But I'm fortunate, Econ. 200 proposal was just a matter of time, it wasn't a required course for me, I could does not change the reality of the on the books for a long time, there is I :Y" leave. : 1 situation; the proposal merely no reasonable rationale for In the wake of last week's Grand River respond, they refuse to see. Americans are imaginary democracy is dead ~ and that a Alan T. Fessell legalizes what was hitherto done in condoning this action while not a people or a nation. They are value - violence, all factions of the East Lansing billy - club can crack anybody's head. East Lansing junior spite of the law. simultaneously prohibiting a similar less living organisms, interested in suburban community have become involved in a units of technological comfort. What So while our trustees think about However, the approval of the policy for unmarried undergraduate festival of rhetoric. Administrative and graduate students on-campus. started out as an ideal of rugged passing a long overdue Brookover Report liquor proposal for fraternity and rhetoric: irresponsible, alienation, we (deal with discrimination? - they seem to individualism has degenerated a society The necessity and responsibility cannot condone..." Radical rhetoric: cooperative houses by Dickerson does point to the need to eradicate a now falls with the MSU Board of Trustees to overhaul ordinance 22.01 fascist pigs, capitalist system, we will not allow..." into apathetic acceptance of exploitation. The system and systematized Americans are blind to the truth, and white youth are prefer confusion) and while the legislature hurries bills to punish student protestors, the appalled, self - righteous conservatives Huber aided more comprehensive abridgement of In between the poles, there must be an had better think through the implications To the Editor: a student right: the inability of as the next step in giving all MSU area of understanding. Sad - eyed liberals becoming as invisible as the black man has of last week's violence. To those who students whether off or on campus always been in America, (see Invisible Man, participated in Thursday students 21 and over to possess and - who allow themselves the luxury of crying the right to consume and possess by Ralph Ellison) If you don't look behind radical rhetoric night's activities in East Lansing: and breast - beating over our sick society - consume liquor on campus. and your own, if you can't see the Thank you for your timely and generous Yes, the riots have moved up Grand liquor. are refusing to admit certain realities. The River. Now, perhaps East Lansing and government's larger violences for the petty contribution to the campaign of Robert J. Unfortunately, students are Students system that gave birth, education and cause Huber for the Republican nomination for constantly aware that as they enter on campus are drinking in to the inner city Detroit can relate to each other - ones committed against you, one day the young radicals they despair of as the rebellions and suppression move the U.S. Senate. You can rest assured that the MSU campus, they lose certain spite of the ordinance. The system, or what the Black Panthers call cannot honestly claim ignorance of their closer to the white womb of suburbia. 'America's self cleaning ovens' may find a any part of your contribution not used in rights granted to them by state laws. University should realize that not reasons for dissent. - little bit of Jew -- in you. this campaign will be divided between the Don't you think your freedom may be only is the ordinance, for the most Last Thursday students were protesting $K#nong the existing state laws is one the outcome of the "trial" of the Chicago threatened, too? All of Agnew's impudent Until you cease to condone this Spiro T. Agnew - Julius Hoffman Memorial part, unenforceable but that it is snobs didn't have long hair. government's violence at home and abroad, Scholarship Fund and the eighteen ■ year- allowing people 21 and over the right Seven, this comedy of American justice to possess and consume liquor. But placing the University in a bind by should be published verbatim as the past You see, Americans, if you deal with I have only one comment about Grand old vote campaign. creating unnecessary trouble through your problems if you do not watch your River violence and violence in general -• Robert Sculley by University ordinance students 21 decade's comment on our courts and value If it's good to you, it's good for you. Rockford, 111. senior a law which should no longer exist. system. profit - oriented, individual rights system, or above are prohibited from the The MSU Board of Trustees should But some choose violence against Grand you will wake up to find that your and 3 others right they possess off-campus. River merchants to register their protest, immediately rescind the liquor Previously ordinance 22.01 of the ordinance. and this is what the Constitution MSU Board of Trustees established conservatives and sad*- eyed liberals cannot condone. "What is the connection?", they the liquor policy for all on-campus — The Editors ask. Even an editorial in this student newspaper labeled the protestors "prototypical Nazi thugs", (ala Agnew?) As a silent majority registers its post - The American violence complaints and confusion, we will try once more to explain. "I myself would go for nonviolence if it were consistent, if everybody was going to be nonviolent all of the time. I'd say okay, may oppose let's get with it, well all be nonviolent. But I won't go along with any kind of nonviolence unless everybody's going to be Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner inducing your husband to prop his head up reach the uterus. This is a major surgical nonviolent. If they make tfie Ku Klux Klan at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not procedure commonly referred to as a tubal Nixon's most notable move during could be confronted with either be on a couple of pillows and hope that the included unless a ligation. It requires hospitalization and the his presidency will definitely not be risking court - martial for refusing an nonviolent, 111 be nonviolent. But as long personal reply is change in position will decrease air results very rarely can be reversed. It as you've got somebody else not requested. resistance and hence stop the snoring. As his appeal to the American Bar officer's orders, or obeying the being recommended in situations whe nonviolent, I don't want anybody coming the night wears on, he might be able to association for orders and facing international pregnancy is inadvisable and sterilization is repeal of its to me talking any nonviolent talk." I live on the fifth floor of my dorm. Is it settle down in some more normal position desired. Except in situations where there is opposition to a treaty banning genocide charges. These words of El-Hajj Malik good exercise to walk up and down the without snoring. a history of genetic defects in the family, it Another lawyer, Alfred J. El-Shabazz, or Malcolm X, are the best stairs regularly is it just I welcome suggestions from my genocide. . or a strain on the is just about never performed on heart? I've heard both positions supported. readers on this problem. It seems the treaty has been Schweppe, claimed recent changes in explanation I can offer for violent student who have not had children. The husband's the treaty which would drop a ban protests. permission is also for this around for some time now, already necessary There are broken windows on Grand on extermination of operation. approved by 75 countries, and political groups River because there is a violently ravaged Assuming you are in good health, would leave Although I am almost nineteen years old, I For the newly married woman who must passed once by President Harry the Soviet Union walking up stairs is fine exercise. It is countryside and napalm - covered skin in still haven't reached puberty. I have a high be absolutely sure of not becoming immune to genocide charges, but Vietnam, because millions of Black, strenuous, however, and you would be wise Truman, although the Senate did not voice, no body hair and my penis is very pregnant, the pill is generally the best bet. make the U.S. fair game. Chicano, and poor white people are to start with a couple of ratify the treaty. flights at a time undeveloped. This is very embarrassing in If a very small risk of pregnancy can 1» violently starving in this country, because and gradually increase the distance. gym class. Are there any hormone shots, The Bar Association centers its What Schweppes seems to be tolerated, she and her husband can our "pro - peace" administration chooses such as testesterone that I can saying is that the Communists are get? Are consider the use of the diaphragm. opposition on fear that the treaty to "impartially" supply weapons for wars there any dangerous after-effects? could put American fighting men on liquidating political groups and the in the Middle East and Africa. Is there U.S. is not. We suggest that the U.S. anything that can be done to international trial and create The Chicago Eight were imprisoned for combat Cases of delayed onset of puberty snoring? My husband snores are "endless trouble" for the United should be delighted that the political protesting this establishment violence. The exceedingly loudly while sleeping on his very rare. The true case can be verified by Please settle an argument between States. group ban was dropped. The Justice Grand River rioters felt that a few system - back or either side. He refuses to phsyical examination and performing tests roommates. My position is that alcohol an sleep on for hormone excretion in the urine. The supporting Americans should share that his stomach becuase he says this is too drugs do not mix. Specifically, 1 We don't doubt that the treaty Department would like very much to violent experience with the rest of the cause should be due to an endocrine could put America in a bad light. It exterminate the Black Panthers. uncomfortable for him. I can't wear referring to the consumption of alcon world. disorder and replacement therapy with the earplugs or anything of this sort because I within a short time after taking any typ* would be most This whole affair also shows the I cannot say that their tactics were the correct hormones would be the treatment. of drugs. What would your advice be. embarrassing if have to be able to hear our baby if he Use of hormones in this way is not charges fantastic political muscle of the best or even effective because after all, the awakens during the night. were brought against the U.S. for its atrocities in Vietnam, but ABA. Nixon has urged the Bar to roots of oppression" and economic dangerous when under the direction of a exploitation are a long way from Grand physician qualified in this area. Alcohol does not mix well with sedatives Jerome J. Shestack, chairman of the withdraw its opposition because River. The relationship, however, cannot You're in plenty of trouble. Most cases I suggest that you call the Health Center or tranquilizing drugs. There is a tend9"®] ABA's section on individual until it does so, the Senate Foreign be denied. for an appointment and discuss for the effect of such drugs to be enhanced rights of snoring are very difficult to correct. your and responsibilities said the treaty Relations Committee will not Rarely, snoring is caused by the presence concerns with a physician. by the alcohol. This can result in * Vietnam, Africa, the Middle East, would not put military situations consider the treaty, which Nixon has ghettos and migrant workers are considered of nasal polyps which can be removed dangerous degree of sedation in certP| cases. Alcohol and barbiturates should such as the My Lai massacre before asked the Senate to ratify. The very distant and unrelated to them by the surgically, but more commonly the never be used in combination. condition is not surgically remediable. . an international body, although he implication is that this one lobbying respectable East Lansing community. While Some people snore because of restricted air Is there a method of birth control where Persons taking tranquilizers usually nn they may question the actions of their never explains why. party, the ABA has enough political government, they will only discuss it over passages due to allergies or colds. This type the oviducts are tied thus preventing the that they have no difficulty if they redu« Even if My fcai could not be pull to kill a treaty. No one, neither coffee. — be recognized by seasonal variations or e?g m entering the uterus? Could you their alcohol intake, drink slowly and a Senator, a President, a guided by their subjective response considered genocide (and we don't corporation, But if a part of Nixon's silent majority other symptoms of the primary condition. ' * s?me ,nformation on this please? Can Persons on tranquilizers would be wise understand why it wouldn't be or a professional body, should have has the least knowledge of our society's Older people snore more probably be done to a newly married woman, and not even have a single drink if they considered as such), the U.S.'s within its grasp that much power to ills, where are their peaceful alternatives? It because of changes in muscle and tissue untied later so she can have driving. Other drugs are generally n « past opposition to the treaty raises several single handedly kill any piece of is very convenient to fall back on the tone in the air passages. Many people tend chl,dren- affected by alcohol, but it would be* to snore early in the night when government's protection of your personal they are in The fallopian tubes or oviducts can be to check with the prescribing physician interesting points. It seems to us that legislation. the deepest stage of property and rights and ignore that same sleep. You might try tied off and interrupted so that o™ cmnot there is any doubt. being against a treaty banning Actually, however, the entire government's infringement on other's genocide is like debate is, of course, absurd. By not rights to justice and food; a country's right being against motherhood — who could ever do a ratifying the treaty, the U.S. looks as to its own civil war. I NEVER KNEUJ 50 MANY D06S if it endorses genocide. But Where are these righteous advocates of COULD 6ET INTO 50 MO TROUBLE thing like that? At the same time, then, law and perhaps the American Indians, what order, and what is their plan for ■<3-7 however, as the American Bar points out, the government might find itself in a As most embarrassing situation. the keynote speaker for the few are left of them, could that endorsement better than refusal to ratify a treaty could. testify to any change? They say, "Violence is a no-no when it's against me, but I'll do nothing to end my injustices - the violent crimes of Tiaa my government." They are too opposition stated before the ABA comfortable to care. The government, the administration, and Senate, American soldiers in combat -The Editors the majority of .the people refute to Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1970 5 OUR READERS' MIND Readers speak out Use persuasion hundreds magnificent to which Dr. N.A. McCune build Peoples' Church presided the on drainage - and I remember Harry destruction, and Lott, our city clerk, struggling to despair at Thursday's violence imagine the alternatives? gain community support to destroyed. seeing your life work blueprint. Be idealistic Show us as you a Thursday's demonstration was night's in protest them. You will see them lined up at your door -- old and young over for some to attain peace forty years. I provide these services. Some day you will be 30 are described to be, make the against the Chicago alike. And you will win remember the town hall or 40 world a better 7 verdicts. your Yes, we of place, set an battle. meetings held there during local "things" too. yesteryear had our or 80 and you will hope that the example for your descendants to Surely you who are so bright and national crises The old city Hall contribution you have made will follow. Or in the and the promise of the future Today -- go on back to that - when the was end, all that To the Editor: center from which conies the banks closed in abandoned, but there was a endure. Already you are the can bring pressure by persuasion city hall. Replace those 1929, D Day fine new one to you have strived for will be to right an injustice if this is windows. Then go on back down I am appalled at the news of lifeblood of a city. Of recent when the replace it. models for the children in East I what went on in East Lansing townspeople, in a May I say to you, who hate so destroyed and the cup you drink conviction. Abbot Road, cross Grand River construction, it is a symbol of silent and uneven procession Lansing who quietly watch you. will be bitter. vour I Thursday night. "Every the long line of citizens who many things, and see no solution They are Shall we of the Establishment Ave., go back to your room, get pass sought comfort and strength in but to destroy - stretch seeing you destroy. I window in the city hall was in file past my memorie's the great your Shall they grow up to follow in Today I do not think of you follow your example: smash back to the books. When you I broken." eye -- a sanctuary of that imaginations, stretch with hate, but with your dorm windows and carry have prepared yourself, forget long line of men and women church. your souls, your footsteps and destroy what sorrow. My I And I wonder if these who did not like some No library and the spend some sleepless nights, you have built? beloved hometown a battlefield! off your clothes and books and the tantrums. Sell by persuasion. I youthful destructionists have the things struggle to learn the art of If you must And oh the cost in cold stuffed animals? Then go back up Abbot Road, about the status quo either. gain funds to build one with it persuasion, sweat cash, in I faintest idea of the blood, sweat out, think for a long minute of overthrow, if you hate, in despair.. No church or must hurt those who have Laugh if you will at the knock down "old" city hall and community Mrs. Crossman leading the way. the agony of those built land tears that went into that meeting place brought out Poor roads, sewers and were given to whose lives East Lansing, what in God's I plead with you: Use your pleadings of one of the build a new one with a tower building, not name do you have to offer as Establishment. Call it and bell that every hour peals own slogans - "Peace" - "Justice." To pursue these you sentimentality. Scoff. Stay on out the message "We build! We this path of destruction and build! We build!" Law need leadership. Who among you not absolute watch your world laid waste as longer are strong enough, idealistic your children use your Jean Ballard Jenkins I To The Editor: other people too, but my first justice bought and sold in the any .h„. infringe enough, capable courageous enough, persuasive enough to build a community and world more to your enough, implements of change. No. Build a "Hall of Peace and Class of DEBATE 1937 _ 1 You . at Thursday's "riot." ^asons were very personal. I form of a lawyer. I have been And upon my yet if I were arrested for righ*. -ft* not break windows *SSTZ or J2 throw on the ashes of liking Justice". Sell peanuts, empty Richard Durant ■ have say I have been used and I n^e seen haPPened in convicted or acquitted more or their violation rocks. I would suspect that destruction? Rise up. Sneak not your your piggy banks, persuade ■ OTong to tell you that you are J?!®"*®' Chicago . atu happened in is whats happening less on the basis of I have been arrested money. And approve, you for I had broken the would many were against violence. At away to your dorm room and others to empty theirs, man it and Roger Craig "State Finances Proper Revenue ~ for things I with your own I I was at that rally for myself. fkvery*h«f- ,f've ***" throueh consider my own law. I can no longer trust the law least that'g the demonstration 1 pretend you were not there, crusaders, send your ambassadors into the world and Expenses" personal rights. rock in hand. THURSDAY- ■in a way I was there for a lot of . J"®1'®®, system of this Things that have no effect on for an absolute. I have to trust I am frustrated. Frustrated Some and when you have rallied the country before. I have seen others. I believe there are laws myself. Someday it will happen of you have said 106B Wells - 7:30 p.m. enough to start believing in populace to your call, enlist to you. You might be arrested for myself. I don't believe Intellect not essence the lge smoking grass for dodging draft, for dnnking a beer at j0'. for Grand River hikin8 °n And you w,U do smashing windows. But I understand how someone could be driven to believe in it. I don't |To The Editor: • people? By the want to be driven to that j way, since you emotions, plus the ape genes in your damnedest to get out of it. - Hurrah for Ken Krell, who claim you were there, do you our bodies. The Maybe you will question the I chose to dissent from your consider yourself one of the cerebral approach propounded by our validity of the law. But youH go ■ ridiculous editorial of February "pigs"/"troopers" which you society in general is best fitted to jail anyway. Jjf belies" T want 123. What you propose, just like and the editors repression to end and I want it jXerox Copies 4* equivocate with to bring the Revolution to a I President Wharton's advice that "the people?" That's why I went to the rally, to end now. If I have to be charged I we buy television time to Actually though halt. So take this message to the To protest this big brother Barney, you're worth saving; for with assault and battery for ■ present our views, is tokenism. heart, kids, because it belongs system. To show my contempt your edification, read sitting in the snow to emphasize I What the hell is this "desired for there, not in your bleeding for repressive laws and "Woodstock Nation" by Abbie heads. corrupt that, then let it be so. ■ goal of full and meaningful Hoffman. And Understand it. systems. To assert my freedom. don't want Jeff Broihier a bloody I participation I governance?" Do you think that in academic No more fake groovy hip stuff, okay? You're too mellow to be St. Joseph sophomore Thursday. For And that's why I was arrested sitting down on revolution. But I'm afraid that if things continue the way they are 2 AT ■ "academic governance" was the MSU snow when real. somebody told it's going to happen. I hope it No choice Naticnal Graphics Systems ■ final cause of those me to move. I didn't sit down can be averted. But I can't Assuming that the Conspiracy just I demonstrations? Do you really trial sparked the because some "rabble rousing close my eyes and hope that ■ think the "riots" could be called violence, I must leader" told me to. I sat down answer your political things are getting better. Maybe stupidity To the Editor: because I was sick of being told J■ "dissent?" I think "refusal" by saying that the connection Last Thursday night's violent where to I could if I wasn't affected. But would be a much more go. I was sick of being I'm no longer that naive, no between Judge Hoffman and the demonstration, ■ appropriate ■can't handle anything heavier, word. Since you East Lansing store windows is itself was thougi it in told what to do. Sitting down unwarranted and was intended to indicate my longer that accepting. I among many have been wronged and I 541 EAST GRAND RIVER obvious. I'm not ■you deserve only token talking pointless, precipitated statments refusal to (332-5246) symbolically or philosophically. on the part of the leaders of a continuing have to protest. Maybe I didn't ■enlightenment; read Jerry What old Julius was acceptance. I refuse to do do myself any good Thursday (NEXT TO PARAPHERNALIA) doing during both the student government iFarber's little pamphlet, "The the trial was anything I don't want to do for night, but I tried, it as protecting those and the administration that any leader, rabble Nigger." windows from the rousing or people's criticized the violence, but not. You didn't bother to analyze "» violence except to propose representatives. If pigs like Julius weren't around, then. neither offered no feasible alternative to "fighting in the streets." , o.,. I can say that the great St. Paul Zielinski Francis, Wis. junior IT NOW MAKES CENTS TO XEROX Ipig opinions like "the people . .. would there be economic President Wharton's suggestion surrendered up their sanity to a exploitation of minority groups that the • Term Papers • Library materials protestors buy • Homework small band of proto-typical Nazi (like students, blacks, Chicanos, Fight injustice television time to air their Sounds like Senator etc.) (Then your hip duds • Class Notes • Magazine articles »Thesis complaints to society is not only jHuber himself, doesn't It? I'm wouldn't cost fifty dollars, naive, but insults the intelligence porry to disillusion you — those Barney.). of the student body. To expect To the Editor: t real MSU The students who completely students; there mistake most students that sudents, seeing one of the Who pays for the t no leaders of the violence; make is to approach the entire damages of with their violent greatest travesties of justice in February 19th? Most tactics. We can make better land minds had nothing to do question of the Revolution American judicial history in the people think insurance companies will Jvith it. intellectually. I agree that "conspiracy trial," could be foot the bill. I find this to be use of these funds by helping to Barney White didn't analysis, planning, organization defray the completely unearned — you pacified with the vague hope of untrue. The damage done by a what and justification are worthwhile expense and inconvenience the was happening buying television time is small minority of MSU students merchants are subjected to. We Thursday night any more than ventures. But they are not the ridiculous. Not only would the will be paid for out of the |did "the Editors." So you've > working a essence of long time to attempts to make them so will |>ring's about the Revolution in castrate that movement, and any movement; television cost too much money for the students to afford, but it would help to feed the very merchant's President own Wharton's pockets. public could do more. We could collect contributions from the students to help pay off these thousands QUALITY DAIRY CO. minds, huh? That's rather evaluation of a movement on apologies are well taken. Some of dollars, and earn the right to 1201 E. Grand River Ave. system that they wish to change. student action would be even E. Lansing iaive, isn't It, Barney? How those grounds will be false. The go about our business in East Mr. Rustem likewise offered better. Lansing as individuals who are popular are you with the Pig Ad basis of any movement is the no constructive criticism, only a Most of the students I've honestly trying to fight injustice, general condemnation of the violence. Anyone can condemn, talked with, believe that they have been misrepresented by a especially the perpetrated by the violent fringe injustices I ANNOUNCES THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY! Revolution but leaders of the University community should be opinion leaders as well. They should small two per cent who have caused the student image to be among us. No individual can do this alone. I therefore appeal to tarnished. Whether or not the [To the Editor: butt of a billy club or from the offer the students alternative, the university students, their I rowdWalking in where the midst of a some laugh, where crash of a bottle. The use of violence as a means to an end voices to be effective courses to allow their heard. Until our form of trial of the Chicago Seven was organization, the greek - letter unjust, the virtual stealing, in the organizations, the faculty, to MILK PACKAGING SINCE THE COW |ome yell, where some play tag, cannot help but pervert that spokesmen find a way to do this, damages, from hard - everyone associated with MSU, bottles and rocks are end. How can power obtained we working men who had no part in to help. We are all being tarred must expectreoccurrences of the trial does n qt police and where through force legitimately the only effective means that the nothing but by the same brush as the rioters. issing cars are accompanied by condemn being overthrown by students have had to voice compound injustices. Our If we can pay their bond, we Ihouts of joy with their student government has decided have an every direct force? Power linked with obligation to pay for the Pt, reminding you of the disapproval of injustice. to pay the bonds for these closing violence emerges as no more Lionel F. Swan Jr. unrepresentative and damage they did. fninutes of a basketball game than the illegitimate exploitation unthinking Jim Pletz Ifter the home team had Detroit junior rioters with funds collected from of the rights of others. In the East Lansing sophomore just pored two hasty struggle for power the two more points. I On the median, dark, ominous teams line up and provoke each lolicemen clad with the stature other until you no longer can |>f robots stand tense with billy tell them apart. Both teams tjubs If to say hanging from their arms, as : "You make utilize the same means to reach different ends while blind to the your move N we'll make ours." fact that it doesn't take long to I Sprinkled kill like it does to grow. throughout, flocks P people stroll up and down the John Williams Preet proud to be Columbus freshman participants in |he revolution. I What a revolution! A volution against the abuses of wer, economic, social and Other side? rwtical. A revolution """s like the against To the Editor: Anti-riot Act of I was quite impressed by the >8 and against courts like proliferation of non-violent Four - quart packages made of [.us gainst war Hoffman's. as a A revolution people who wrote the solution to articles and letters in Monday's many plastic problems. Most State News. In fact, this group so Important, Pnsform or a revolution replace a system to monopolized the print that it Just "snip and serve" pat would apparently squeezed out all condone if not mention of the original issues jnginate these abu&s. The that brought about Thursday's Wem lies not in the These pouches are convenient (they'll fit anywhere in your refrigerator), goals of confrontation (remember tough (the plastic "Outer-Pac" holds the 4 'evolution, but in the individually packaged quart "Justice" Hoffman and the sacks), light (so they're easy to pour), and each _^ution itself. fresher longer. Best of all, you can unopened quart stays I What can Chicago 7 or 8 or 10? buy the gallon package for just 99c. be the future of a Discussion of violence also Revolution with increased seems to be very much in vogue polarization, and at this time. Yes, and this not Woodshed? if successful the Don't forget to use your coupon facetiously, I am opposed to "t'onaries will have to .am control over the forces violence by both students and police (as a passive observer, I John Mayall ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ZJnP°wer, and we will have got my head beat on by the & hu, u.to begin the g«me again police for the actions of some ■ Th .different players. rock - thrower). However, the James Cotton Blues 2uahLf, Go-. ■,® enti|,e situation smells of a anti violence bandwagon seems .yeous absurdity. - Sun. March 8 Coupon CIIA until already loaded. What is needed is 8:00 p.m. worth JUL 3/4/70 l1(j)*er k and can be a benefit a few people to pick up the asset to those who utilize Tickets: gallon pack n $3.00 worth of any items in our store l wagon which was overturned nij rever> there are moral Thursday night. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 except alcoholic beverages and cigarettes «o power. True and just q ^ Marshall's, Union, will never arise from the S. Redford senior 1 ^L1 ^ 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25 1970 USC offers BA program in ethnic studies UNIVERSITY of SOUTHERN fail system. offering a view of Mt. Rainier. UNIVERSITY of After months of planning and UNIVERSITY of NEBRASKA decided by the stud^m CALIFORNIA - Beginning The results of the survey have Rent for the academic year MASSACHUSETTS — With the university red tape, 40 women — The Council of Student Life parents. and her been presented to the university will begin at $1,275 for room opening of second semester and 70 moved into recently passed a no-hours spring semester, an men Undergraduate major in ethnic faculty to indicate a need for a and board, and will increase came the opening of the Greenough Hall, which was policy for women. Women's sdS nXn°e halls have studies will be offered. The more comprehensive study, to according to the type of university's first co-ed formerly all-male. According to the new policy, employed rthfnight - watrh^," "Watch program, one of the first of its encourage re-examination of accommodation desired. * * * dormitory. * * * the decision of hours will be security or'the the key kpv system. an |ind, offers students a bachelor individual practics and to consider possible changes. Qf arts degree with an emphasis $n either the Afro-American, UNIVERSITY of KANSAS Inconsistency within the English - VICE PRESIDENCY DIVIDED Mexican-American or the UNIVERSITY of Dept. involving plagiarism is Asian-American. WASHINGON - Following being examined. COGS elects ' The major was established approval by the Planning Although plagiarism at KU can because black students feel there Committee of the Seattle city warrant failure in the course, kas been neglect of the study Council, a privately built and suspension from the university of the black experience. The operated "super-dorm" is almost or expulsion, the "working" The Council of Graduate Students (COGS), concerned with The vice presidency has been divided into three a certainty for the university. sens™, University, deciding it was a valid definition of plagiarism is vague. improving the academic, social and economic position of graduate offices. One executive is in charge of all drea of academic inquiry, WISCONSIN — A recent survey, The proposed high-rise The examination of the dealings with Univd students, recently elected officers for the 1970 academic year. policy. The vice president of welfare is concerned with established the program to keep conducted by students under the dormitory will house plagiarism policy began after a economic difficulties of graduate students. h 6 Up on academic developments. guidance of the Survey Research approximately 1,100 students student appealed to the Board of Peter Co-ordination of group activities is the and faculty in a vareity of single Flynn, East Lansing graduate student, is the responsibility of th The program, receiving Laboratory, reveals widespread Disciplinary Appeals after failing vice president of internal affairs. y ot the comment across the country, has dissatisfaction over the present and multiple occupancy options. a course because of a organization's new president. Other officers, who are all graduate plagiarized students, include Olaf Isachsen, East Lansing, vice president of COGS has official delegates to the Academic Council and th* received more than 200 inquiries grading system. The structure will be 39 stories theme. Graduate Council, as well as students on many from colleges and universities Approximately half of the high and will include a The student has charged that University relations; Etta Abrahams, Lansing, vice president of committees. standing facult! y graduate welfare; Ann Markusen, Minneapolis, Minn., vice that are interested in studying students interviewed dislike the swimming pool, sauna baths and the English Dept. plagiarism recreational areas. Residents will president of internal affairs; Kwong - Yuan Chong, East Lansing, Any graduate student interested in working on the standing the structure of the new major. present grading procedures. policy is inconsistent with also enjoy parking facitilies for corresponding secretary; and James Nevels, East Lansing, faculty committee of Academic Council is eligible to petition for Seventeen per cent of the university regulations. secretary treasurer. an appointment. 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1970 'U' honors clerical trainees By JEANNE SADDLER their first Clerical Associate Campus Editor Training on-the-job training in clerical program, called the Program. skills while project also pointed out that working in various "very successful." some The Personnel Department of IoIn, ^operation with the departments in the University. The 16-week training program department heads did not realize MSU honored 15 young women branch of the the new workers f">n°inlc OpportunityOffice^of Their office started in would have supervisors and November with a from the Lansing area last week (OEO) some department heads some clerical and office skill. £o w" had successfully completed for Personnel the women Office to arranged also present at the luncheon. were typing improvement class which was scheduled from 8-10 a.m. Charles Mitchner, executive have Don Crawford, director of director of the the for a four-week period. The Lansing Urban trainees then worked in their League, pointed out that the MSU training program now had Board names respective offices for the rest of success to sell it in the the day. Crawford noted that all future. "The Urban of the students had come to the League and the program with some skill, and Lansing community have not even had greatly improved in the begun to tap resources of the class. University. Over the next iwo Econom A years we hope to get all to career training seminar was departments in the planned for the 15 students each work University to with the week, with speakers pointing out Lansing the advantages of a clerical community," he said. and political science Mitchner told the trainees the By BARBARA PARNESS from McGill career. Monthly evaluation sheets key to success of On the Job State News Staff Writer University in Montreal. He were sent to all the received a master's participating departments Training (OJT) was for them to A Harvard University expert degree in that the Personnel Office could so keep improving their skills and international economics from jn, international economics will Harvard in 1962 and a Ph.D. in offer extra help to any trainee if moving up in the business world. be' joining the faculty of the 1965. In this way, he necessary. They also learned to said, they would Dept. of Economics in At Harvard, he use office machines such as the constantly be "opening up the teaches a bottom September. course in the transcriber and the dictaphone. rung" for someone else The board of trustees theory of The reaction of representatives to get a start. international trade and trade Now approved the appointment of from that their policy. the offices that training is I I Lawrence H. Officer as professor of economics at the Feb. 20 The "Confi teacher evaluation - Guide," a published by participated, (the Library, Police seek Administration, the complete, Veterinary offices as the participants will employment in University Secretarial trainees honored | I meeting. Officer will be leaving the Harvard student newspaper Clinic and others) was permanent positions Fifteen graduates of the 16 week Clerical Training Program of OEO-MSU were honored a his post as asst. professor of which is known for its enthusiastic. They unanimously open up. luncheon by the Personnel Department. Don Crawford, director of the program spoke. I economics and resident tutor in evaluation of critical praised the instructors, young women's I economics at Harvard. Officer a favorable gave "competence, poise and self - will be PHARMACOLOGIST SPEAKS i teaching recommendation. confidence." I Economics 427, International Crawford asked the group to "Officer's lectures I Trade and Finance, which is are suggest ways of improving the I offered fall, winter and generally well - organized and spring clear....if trade theory must be program because the I quarters. Drug abuse is learned, Officer is the man at departments' original response 1 thing' Officer, 30, is a Canadian Harvard from to the program had been much whom new to learn it," I immigrant who received his the "Confi Guide" LAWRENCE H. OFFICER less than hoped. Out of 173 ■ bachelor's degree in economics - stated. "Officer teaches letters of invitation, the a formidable subject well. He is stingy with Personnel Office received straight A's, but he distributes only By DELORES MAJOR the kinds of drugs are diverse, drivers under the influence of six responses in the first two NOW THRU SUN lesser honors State News Staff Writer they have two liberally. And since weeks. Eleven things alcohol. 5 BIG DAYS his course gives a lot for departments Drugs: Any substance that common: the eventually participated. little when introduced into the --"They all affect the nervous Although several departments produces some effect. body, work it Elec. Heaters demands, Stimulants, McNeill said, such Economics 166 has very few had claimed lack of This system, the brain and stimulate bitter funds, definition includes alcohol, or depress or affect in some as amphetamines and diet pills alumni," the guide Crawford said OEO pays 40 per tobacco and way. taken in huge doses, "have a continued. LSD. --"The effects are caused by a 20,h Century-Fox Presents cent of the trainees' profound effect Officer's academic salary. He Speaking before the MSU number of factors of on the central awards nervous include an Allen Oliver Gold Faculty Club, John H. McNeill, stimulation; the system. The users dose, the blossom out into truly psychotic Medal asst. professor of and Fellowship, a pharmacology, personality of the user, the Nixon popularity individuals." STEWART MARTIN Woodrow Wilson a Fellowship and Ford Foundation Doctoral said drug abuse in our frowned upon because it is a society is mood the person is in, the social setting the drug is being taken in McNeill said the hallucinatory RAQUR GEORGE I Dissertation Fellowship. comparatively new thing, and the effects the He is the associate editor of drops four points because "we are not used to it." expects from the drug." person drugs such and a as weak LSD, STP, DNT, member of the both the Quarterly Review of He said McNeill said of the narcotics young people are WELCH KENNEDY Economics and the Review of NEW YORK (AP) - President Nixon's popularity with the pressured with into experimenting group that includes morphine group, marijuana, perception and cause the alter user to Economics and Statistics. American people has slipped drugs by their peers. and codine, heroin is the most lose his sense of time, "Some take it for the effect popular in use, primarily because four points - from 62 to 58 MSU Cine Series per they get, or out of curiousity," it is the most potent. cent - since December, the he said. He said the main problems "However," he said, Presents a Harris Poll reported Monday. "marijuana is a low potency COLOR McNeill added that users run into include DOUBLE FEATURE althoug.. possible hallucinogenic as used in this overdose and nutritional SHOWN FIRST AT 7:07 country. Its effects are similar to — 2nd Color Feature — #1 shown at J only FAIRCHILP THEATRE problems because care about diet users or problems resulting from contact don't health alcohol and leave the user less physically impaired." john h. McNeill IfrtwOitiiimdowirtklhiM ...U.S.-Brittsh-RussionInfcBgcna! will BOX OFFICE with unsterilized equipment. McNeill said depressants such 20th Century-Fox presents OPEN ADM. $2.00 as sleeping pills and other barbiturates are subject to the same First session response factors as GRECORVPECK narcotics; the mood the in, the dose taken, the effects user is to discuss RARE HEVU100R The Road the person expects, etc. m Kp/ to Rio McNeill stressed that drug An Arthur P. Jacobs Production An initial session to plan a abusers are usually assemb.. and various - violent model United Nations committees to discuss assembly THEIHHIRH1HR #2 Shown at people. will begin at 8:30 Union for tonight in 37 issues such as refugees, world- Vietnam,* 9 only interested faculty, Rhodesia and the Middle East,'*-- THE Marlon Brando ■""1} " In contrast, he said facts show that nearly 50 per cent of all students and staff, The group will discuss a 31 i; Michael Clinansmith, student Lansing^ and SHOWN 2ND AT 9:22 MEMBER crimes committed committed under the influence of alcohol and that 60 were per cent day model assembly scheduled for a weekend in November. "The assembly is going to have coordinator of the project, said- Student delegations wilE 3rd THRILLER SHOWN LATE • ^ OF THE of the accidents were due to security council, a general represent the 126 United Nation: member states with the goal of ^MjWEPDINC/ NOW!.... presenting a country's problem." EYE OF THE CAT at 11:18 as they relate to world from 7:00 p.m. problems,* I he said. The model assembly is»; sponsored by Feb. 24 C1RUNA-MSU,| - March 1 "Go see 'Putney Swope'. A the campus affiliate cf the^: pacesetter with Council of outrageous wit, courageous creativity, guts and International^; Relations and United intelligence!" Affairs. Nations!; CURTAIN TIME 8:00 --Judith Crist, NBC MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PERFORMING Club sponsors £ "PUTNEY ARTS COMF career meeting f; A business career night * J Beal Film Group Presents J SWOPE The Truth and Soul Movie sponsored by the Retailing Club *? will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 tonight in the Main Lounge of the Union. * 1 Double Horror Feature yL Representatives from 16 #J retailing organizations will «e discuss career opportunities with v students in retailing, marketing, > management, advertising and : home e (3 ICHIGAN Theotre Lonsinq TODAY LADIES DAY • 75c from 1:00 to 6:00 PM Feature at 1:15-3:20- The first motion pictures to deal with man s search for identity. 5:25-7:35-9:45 PM Set to music. Busby Berkeley s "Something for Everyot FOOTLK.HT I Mil All E" and That Laughter!" Something Is and Cosmopolitan "GOLD DIGGERS Or 1935" See why they don't make movies like they used to. \\;illi!i- inum i \i;ii iiinii imiik'in "FOOTLIGHT PARADE" with JAMES CAGNEY JOAN BLONOELL RUBY KEELER I "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935" with DICK K1WELL Adolphe Meniou Gloria Stuart RCK POWELL and Frmk McHugh RuthOoor^ll, GuyKbb* Hugh Herbert AliceBrady Hugh Herbert GlendaF; rrell FrankMcHugh (7ICIIIS D'rectedb, Lloyd Bicon NuntanCmUdaidSHgri by Busby Berkeley | Grant Mitchell Dorothy Dare and Rar. mmdRosita Directed by Busbj^Berkeley— i tower SPECIAL LIMITED United Al*tl8t8 uomkniawi..™ lm9SEN6:15 ENGAGEMENT STARTS ItCHNICOLOR* 'JLWCCERS 6:30 I SHn«?MPLETE TODAY! SPARTAN TWIN WEST Olds Hall 75C Necessary ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25 19^ Novice debaters Bank d iscontinues rake in awards By KATHY MORAN State News Staff Writer and not return until Sunday or Monday. Monday for their traveling peace By DIANE PETRYK sign checks with Checkmaster, Inc. everything," he added. State News Staff Writer "Before last summer we dealt , , expenses comes from the Nearing the end of their with three check companies," he season, the Spartan Forensic University Communications Dept. and the If you want peace you can't said, "but we found those made' Flemings FlBem«enya'WOU,dtnOtCOmment0l statement th»t Union has raked in debating get it at First National Bank. by Deluxe Check Printers were Checkmaster's checks were awards despite the disadvantages Cushman said he encourages ml ' According to East Lansing used the most." expensive than other they were beset with at the students to become active in branch brands. manager, William J. Two MSU Students who wish beginning of the year. student affairs and government students, Mary to Fleming, First National has the peace 0rH» after two years experience on discontinued offering checks Peelle, Detroit sophomore, and Margaret Mankin, Grand Rapids area design checks may still do so i„ £ The club experienced a the debate team, with peace symbols or doves junior, reported that when Miss Lansing State Bank. at the £' turnover in both membership The debate club sponsors a printed on them. Many other Peelle tried to order the peace and leadership this year. Their workshop in the summer where designs are available, however. "We don't advertise symbol checks a teller at First it, but We new advisor, Donald Cushman, will order the checks tj,ey gjve high school students When first contacted by the National said they had been for anvon asst. professor of training in logic. They teach the State News, Fleming said the who wants them," EdwJ communications, came to MSU student what an argument dropped because the bank felt Trouts, Executive checks had been removed from the design was a communist sign. Vice Preside in the fall from the University of of East Lansing State Wisconsin. consists of and how to attack it logically. the market by the manufacturer three to four months ago and he "I'd like to know since when Bank, sail Trouts also said he would hesitate to say why. peace has become a communist checks sold very well thought the The teams have managed to „ 0n ,16 a"d 17' the Norman symbol," Miss Peelle said. and that place in many of the debate ns.c Union will sponsor a Bimey, Vice President them8 Pe°P,e especial'y liked tournaments, despite the fact Student Leaders Workshop in of Checkmaster, Inc., of New Fleming admitted there was that all but 3 of the 20 members Battle Creek where 40 York, the only suppier of the some controversy over the peace "Banks are subject to a are novices this year. Some of outstanding student leaders and peace design checks, said their designs, but claimed it was not a deal of meat factor in their removal. pressure from six styles of printed, colored their awards include first place 10 rary The collection includes there's no truth in the char* since then membership h« appearance of a renowned dance with the Philadelphia Orchestra the social problems facing rural Busarow at 8:15 p.m. March 9, b k monotxranhs articles "Some people say they're anti that we have a commus dwindled to 20. theatre, vocal and jazz artists and the largest agricultural - for the opening of the 17th anniversary season at Michigan in the next 10 years. As part of in Hart Recital Hall, and the their Pop traditional Honors Concert will Japei'an^speefhes - Christ, but you get crackpots in symbol on our checks." Abrams Planetarium will "Students at MSU just don t educational activity in the Philharmonic Hall in September. Entertainment series, ASMSU be at 8:15 p.m. March 10, in Dresent «s n Stars and want to get involved. If they nation, Farmers' Week. A jazz artist, Dave Brubeck, will present John Mayall and Fairchild Theatre. Seasons" describing the chances HURRY! ENDS SOON want to participate, they can The Alvin Ailey American will be at MSU March 11, as a James Cotton blues vocalists in All music events are open to whlch 'occur because of the Feature make time, she said. Dance Theatre will be presented Lecture - Concert Series Special, concert at 8 p.m. March 8 in the the public at no charge. earth's annual movement about 1:15 - 3:20-5: 25-7:30-9:36 s.a ^ oPif , by the Lecture ■ Concert Series Brubeck became known in the Auditorium. Tickets are During March, Kresge Art beeinnine March 6 membership ju £fi„??i5? bemg on March 4< as a Series "B" early '60s for such jazz favorites available at the Union Ticket Center will feature works by p bH show^are J 1h * Today Is LADIES' DAY • 75c to 6 PM _able__to camPuses attraction. The theatre, a as "Take Five," which became Office. master of arts candidates. rub»c iiiaaici vi aita wauuiuatw. FridflVS*snows 2*^0are given And atft 8 p.m. p.m. ^na company of 15 young dancers, the first jazz single record to sell Films scheduled include Graduate drawings from Clifton caturcjayS and 2 *30 and 4 d 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! K ^£S2tP2Pi,!S5Sn! ££ was forced in 1958. Since then a million copies^ to head the "African Drama," sponsored by McChesney's graduate drawing Satmdays, and 2.30 and 4 p. CONSIDER THE AWARDS from ^P„°lntS.^°=n„everything ' the group has made five class will be on exhibit in the politics to ethics. pop music charts. He will appear the African Film Series at 7 p.r .in «n „hih«in th. The MSU Museum is featuring European tours, performed a here with his trio and perform Tuesday in 102B Wells. The entrance gallery. a new exhibit, "Stone to Steel." In her own experience, she week on Broadway at the Billy has come to appreciate MSU's Rose with the MSU State Singers. The Performing Arts Company w^ CMlery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 The Exhibit show8 modemtools ' BEST SUPPORTING BEST. SCREENPLAY Theatre, and at the program is being jointly show "King Kong?' at 7ftflfe^Monday through Friday,-7 tyat arp fimr'Hnnwl equivalents campus moiyfry tunipailng It Hollywood Bowl, and made na with other university campuses special appearance at the White sponsored by the Lecture - In Anthony. W T^.m. Tuesday, and 2 to 5 to prehistoric tools. H -- Museum ACTRESS m »*Si- *«umky and LARRY TUCKER Concert Series, the music The International Film SeriesSaturday and Sunday, hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. DYAN CANNON the debate team has visited, she House for former President department, and the MSU will show "The Firemen's Ball" Publications by President weekdays, and 1 to 5 p.m. said. Johnson. Their music is aimed at Center ;r for uroan Affairs. lor Urban Hiiairs. at ai 7:30 i :o\j p.m. March o, lviarcn 6, inin me the ^ BEST SUPPORTING . . Saturday and Sunday. c. .. \a j the cultural heritage of the All Lecture • Concert Series Auditorium. The comedy of SoPIPtv npnrc ACTOR J1.w C0U American black, the exuberance events will be held at 8:15 p.m. human frailties was filmed in / IIBUrb Elliott Gould thoir hnt a momLmi of his iazz' the ecstasy of his in the University Auditorium, color in Cs^choslovakia. nOXA/ewnmon Happy «!!t k a member could spirituals and the dark rapture of Tickets will be available at the The music department will ^6WSW O ITl ©N get by with a 5 - hour minimum u:0 m„„e ner v week Cushman said participation is blues. Shirley Verrett will perform . door. More than „ „„ offer an array of musical Local newswomen will meet 20,000 rural programs, beginning with pianist witj, members of Theta Hour BobCCarol works by Gluck, Schumann and leaders are expected to attend Andrew Froelich at 8:15 p.m. Sigma Phi, society for women in difficult for poor students Milhaud March 9. Miss Verrett, the 1970 Farmers' Week, March March 1 in the Music journalism, 8-10 at 7:30 p.m. because they will often leave on Wednesday for a tournament Opera's ' noted as the Metropolitan mezzo - soprano 23-27. Focusing on the theme Auditorium. Student woodwind Thursday ' in the Stefanoff "Dawn of a Decade," sessions groups will be featured at 8:15 Lounge, Student Services Bldg. at the Ted Alice p.m. Monday in the Music NanCy Kless of the Lansing Auditorium, and organist Albert state Journal, Jackie Korona of NATALIE WOOD' ROBERT CULP IBOBt CAROUTEDAALifflELLIOTT GOULO DYAN CANNON Bolitho of Albion College will the Associated Press and Dixie Albion prof to give recital perform in Hart Recital Hall at Premer of the East Lansing 8:15 p.m. Monday. Phi Mu Towne Courier will Alpha music honorary, will speak. PAULMjCfUPSKY-. LARRY TUCKER • OUInSTJONES - li" J FRANKOWCTf LARRY TUCKER • PAUL MWURSK* TECHNICOLOR NEXT! "A DREAM OF KINGS" present "Music of American on Schlicker pipe organ CONCERT SERIES Composers" at 8:15 p.m. March 5, in the Music Auditorium. THIS WEEK MHA-WIC MSU LECTURE - Other performances include: PRESENTS: Dr. Alto, Bolitho, organist "Carillon • Sorti." by Hond He has atteluM ^ W^.by Moz^t tt.J Bgok presents ^ "FACES" and associate professor of music ^ ... classes under Marcel Dupre. He nl ui fi inihc at Albion College, will present , .r' Bolitho, who is assistant ^ performed many organ Music Auditorium The Wind and an organ recital at 8:15 p.m. chairman of the Albion College recitals in the Michigan area and Ensemble and SvmDhonic Band "HANG 'EM HIGH" with Clint Eastwood THE March 2, in Hart Recital Hall. ™isic department, was formerly chairman of the music has acted as consusBtant on the Ensemble and Symphonic Band His concert will be the third in jDci„_ THURS. - FRI.-SAT. 75c ALVIN AILEY the Festival of Organ Recitals department at Dearborn's Henry ® Ford Community College. He 1116 Schlicker pipe organ in STUDENT I.D.'S REQUIRED AMERICAN being offered by the MSU music was aiso the director of music Hart Recital Hall was a gift of departmen to introduce the • and organist for the North ^ anc* Mrs- Ernest Hart of DANCE THEATRE newly installed Schlicker pipe Congregational Church in Medina, New York, and was organ. Southfield where he maintained installed in the Music Building NOW SHOWING Bolitho's recital, which is open to the public without charge ^ active choral program, last September, presenting severai oratorios and The instrument employes will include Bach s Toccata and cantatas. mechanical (tracker) action and Tuge in F Major, four The first organist to be contains 2,309 pipes in 43 ranks, selections of 18th century awarded a Ph.D. in applied The manv exDosed nines made English organ music by Dupuis, music, literature and theory from of ^th metai and wood, add Greene Travers and Bumey; MSU, Dr. Bolitho has studied visual interest to the Toccata, Koral og Fuge over with such noted organ teachers instrument, folketonen" written in 1962 by as Robert Noehren, Marilyn Conrad Baden; "Choral No. 1 in Mason and Dr. Corliss Arnold, E. Major" by Cesar Franck; "Le associate professor of music at Banquet Celeste" by Messiaen, MSU. Wednesday, March 4 -8:15 P.M. 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KETCHUP BARTLETT 930 WEST HOLMES AT LOGAN 5210 WEST SAGINAW HIGHWAY AT ELMWOOD LANSING MALL 1982 WEST GRAND RIVER - MERIDIAN MALL 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25. |„0 'U' registration; Communist plot? determined to close every ** and force you to stand in an 80 degree room hundred other students in figure out another schedule. your coat.lcarf and k" hat and a And to top it off, all the morning classes are rin^j you will either have to wait until under a sunlamp at night or not take July to get a sum ,US Slnno « nVlo^lrc or„» any classes ' 16 Since 8 o'clocks and afternoon classes are out nf question, and everything else is closed, there is nothino to do but dream about your girlfriend and the weeS Back to reality. Take a few Wildlife and hope that your advisor in classes in FisheS ' .i them. Sociology will L tount ? Last term seniors can take comfort in last time they will have to endure knowing this k h, registration Today is the last day of pre-enrollment but - dnn-f worry - there is always drops and adds - and iust a more lines to wait in J a lt?w Christo Rey Center offers human services By SHIRLEY BRUNNER Spanish - speaking people of the decidedly Spanish. When one automatically considered a Christo Rey will soon start its the families return again and volunteered their legal aid. about going into Lansing area. It served this walks in, he is more apt to be member of the Christo Rey own driver education program. again. "We work with just about a new parish A women needs medicine where function for five years, until in greeted with "hola" than family," Benavides said. Books, instruction and tests will "Someone may come in saying English is spoken immediately for her sick child. every agency in the Lansing especially the 1966 the church buildings were "hello." Four of the staff of six "If we don't have the services,, be given in Spanish. he needs older ones Welfare won't give it to her. a house," Mrs. Helen area," Benavides said. "Probably can't understand who razed to make way for highway speak both Spanish and English. we'll get them. We don't pass the Classes started English," Mr They say it's not their job. Spagnuolo, the center secretary, a lot of those that come to us 1-496. The main focus is buck," he said. They are also starting classes said. "But that's only Spagnuolo said. A family desperately needs on Mexican the have already gone through the New building Finds housing to assist Mexican Americans in Christo Rey is food. They haven't eaten in two - Americans, of which there are - beginning other agencies. Any many of the working with some 900 In the spring of 1968 the new In conjunction with United passing the state civil service "He eventually needs more Spanish - speaking and days. some 1,400 in Lansing. But agencies refer the people to us." low income families in Christo Rey Community Center - Christo Rey Community anyone — black, white or tan — Migrant Opportunity Inc., exam, enabling them to get jobs than a house. He may be back A self-supporting Spanish - the building at 1312 Ballard St. was who walks into Christo Rey can Christo Rey gives assistance in with the highway department. later saying he needs a job, the Lansing area. Center in North Lansing may English newspaper is in the Mrs. Sapgnuolo tells of completed. The idea was that be assured that his problems will finding housing for both new Classes are held afternoons family is out of food, the one receive 25 such calls for this planning stage. At present there instance where a assistance very day. At Christo center for building would serve as a be taken care of. Or at least a and old members of the and evenings for those who want children need clothes. is no Spanish news medium family came in specialized efforts in to learn English. "These things snowball," she desperately in need of food. Rey something is done about the the Lansing area to meet the very real effort will be made to community. serving the Lansing area. While she was solve them. One worker has as her sole job Families find Christo Rey said. "Once a person comes in Hesitant talking to them problem dirfectly and quickly. social and spiritual needs of the easier to approach than the wondering where the "No matter who comes in, no "Anyone Spanish - speaking is locating houses available for rent and finds the help he needs, he'll Christo Rey is supported the food would come from, Spanish - speaking residents as to low - income families. She Lansing Welfare Office. The come back again if he has the Catholic Diocese of Lansing. someone matter what religion or color, we from MSU well as the social needs of the walfare office is located six miles came in take care of them. They have a residents of locates them through contacts another problem." Spanish and English masses are saying t the North Lansing from the heart of the Mexican - dinner they had planned was not with the relocation program, Attorneys help human services," need. Tony We have human Venavides, area. U of C provost want ads and houses she sees American community. No one at Social Security and conducted by the Rev. William McKeon, pastor of the Christo going to be held. Would Christo Christo Rey assists the area the office speaks Spanish. rehabilitation workers visit the Rey like to have the food? director of the center, said. driving through Lansing. Rey parish. Spanish - speaking people in Finding ready help and "Things always work UUi "Human . . . yes, that's the word to describe it," he added. and developing programs, services activities especially needed to give lecture Finds jobs Gilberto Martinez, who could understanding at Christo Rey, center Two once Lansing or twice attorneys a week. have "A lot Americans of are the Mesican very - somehow," she said. "I've hesitant stopped worrying." Christo Rey Community but not already provided in the "Provosts, Protein, Protest and Pot" will be the topic of a best be described as the center's Center was originally established general community. community worker, has been in 1961 as a parish for the It also assists residents in lecture by Paul Saltman of the University of California, San working with the personnel ENVIROVfMENTAL HOTLINE confronting the problems of Diego, at 4 p.m., Friday in departments of many of the I HAVE YOU j poverty and discrimination by Erickson Kiva. factories and businesses in New • EXPERIENCED • giving direct service to Lansing. He acts as a liaison center Saltman's talk, sponsored by • • THE "POWER'? HUBBARD ! • individuals change institutions. and working to structures and the Dept. of Botany and Plant Pathology and the Honors speaking between employer and Spanish - worker. He finds jobs for those who do not speak c • FEB. 28,1970 • College, is another in the The atmosphere of the center University's Provost Lecture which English and irons out problems is human, informal and may spring up between Students and other interested persons concerned with "Another primary function of the office is to Series. The lecture is open to the provide financial public without charge. employer and employe. environmental problems now have a new means of coordinating support for the activities of environmental groups. There are Asian American Recreation The center's interpretation their efforts at MSU. about 20 student groups that have expressed concern with Club, Inc. Saltman is interested in - liaison services are called upon current pollution problems, and SUMMER JET CHARTERS bridging the communication gap The Office of Students and Faculty they want action to be taken for between scientists, frequently in contacts between for Environmental Action the improvement of the environment." technologists has been formed. The new pipeline is directed to the Center for and citizens. city organizations and the The MSU student environment - movement has been active on Environmental Quality, recently formed at MSU. HONG KONG & OTHER ASIAN CITIES Spanish - speaking community. campus since October 1969. E-QUAL (students concerned with At the University of Someone from the center The Center for Environmental Quality is a unique brainpool of Environmental Quality) grew out of a Natural Resources California at San Diego where he all the colleges and the Center for Urban Affairs of the Graduate Seminar. §121 3-month flight $185 is provost, Saltman teaches both University. The groups have been united to help improve air, The funds will be used to bring fromer Secretary of the Interior Round-trip 2-month flight One-way graduate and medical school water, land, cities and other aspects of the environment. Stewart Udall on campus to lecture on the environment. to Taipei 8t 1-month flight courses in biochemistry- Charter "The new action office is the official student channel to the Students throughout the nation have contributed greatly to the Hong Kong to Japan Center for Environmental Quality," the office's project movement for a better environment. coordinator, Ronald W. Wilson, asst. professor of the natural "We were concerned with what universities and national science dept., said. laboratories could do about the environmental crisis," Nellor said. Connecting flights to Singapore, Manila, The action office coordinators, the Rev. Mr. Richard D. Bangkok, Seoul and Calcutta. "University Students were also asked to participate in meetings on Jackson of United Campus Ministries and Wilson, such explained that topics as 'Is Man on His Way to Extinction?'." FOR one of the office's most important functions is to Last INFORMATION, WRITE OR CALL: help students summer a meeting of representatives from 30 universities channel their efforts without going through the traditional red was the final catalyst for what later became the Center for Stanely Lo, Flight Chairman tape. The action office is a direct line to the Center. Environmental Quality. It was not then known how MSU P.O. Box 2549, Stanford, Calif. 94305 "Our contact with the Center for Environmental Quality," students and faculty would participate in the environmental Phone: (415)325-9015 Wilson said, "allows us to deliver the student ideas quickly to the movement. But within only a few months there was a national Center. mandate for action. "By the time fall quarter rolled around Vice President Muelder had a workable plan for the Center for Environmental Quality," Great Issues of ASMSU Nellor said. "Next, we talked with the various deans for their ideas about how the Center should be structured." The first student group that the MSU Office of Research and Muhammad Ali Development met with about environmental problems was E-QUAL. E-Qual was the dominant, MSU student group then, (Cassius Clay) and it still has an effective hotline service. The student group will provide information about environmental groups and problems anytime during the week. They can be reached by phoning their environmental hotline at • Friday 353-9113. Students and local citizens who are concerned with environmental problems and want to do something about them MSU Audito can also reach the new action office line by phoning 355-6667 anytime during the afternoon. The action office can also be 50c reached by writing to the Office of Students and Faculty for Environmental Action, 211 North Kedzie Hall. ^hepards... BRIDES SHOWCASE offers: * The fresh new look STRING LOVERS gowns for the entire wedding party. Wedding gowns start at The Look of 1970 $50. AWAKE * Free counsel from our staff who have advised 8,000 brides. Skirts, tops and If' * Invitations, gifts, wedding pants in stringy. jV h photographs and trousseau String-colored items. Orion and linen. $16 to $25 Available in Antiqued Amber $17.00 ir.s n„Vf Charge .4 Ph. 332-5081 c 326 S. Washington ^ ^ 1047 E. 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East Lansing Thursday 9:30 to 5:30, Meridian Mall 10-9 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25 -SPORTS- j Spartan By MIKE MANLEY conference and is Overall, the Spartans are 7-14. cold now perilously close to the Big Ten basement. 30 zone points spell a game, was bothered all night by the IUini harassing defense — and when they switched to man-to-man coverage, the whole team. Early in the season we had been lea L shooting speels but had we gotten away with them State News Sports Writer In the second half, Simpson found the range early and Rudy Price shadowed him like a CIA man. until'toj^ L It wasn't the kind of basketball game that gets your adrenalin Benjamin got the Spartans moving. Simpson scored 10 points in The game started off in at a snail's pace, with MSU holding a 23-16 lead after 15 minutes had elapsed. Then the Illini caught Over in the Dlini locker room, was all smiles. Schmidt, > the tall i™.,0"'*^ 100 tall lanky 11''" I flowing. the first eight minutes of the half as MSU closed the gap. Illinois' meticulous offense and pestering defense ground MSU Some frigid late second half shooting by the Spartans sealed the fire and reeled off 11 straight points to take a 27-23 lead. They "It's been a long time coming. You defeat. Trailing since mid-way through the first half, MSU caught moved to 34-28 lead at the half. know this i to a standstill here Tuesday night and "walked" off with a 74-67 .jctory here," he grinned. We lost the first two win before a mute crowd of 6,417. fire and tied the game at 53 on a 20-foot jumper by Ron "The lack of experience hurt again," MSU Coach Gus Ganakas the team here. tim In *' The win snapped a seven game losing streak for the Dlini, who Gutkowski with 8:34 left. But the Spartans waited five long said. "Well gain a lot from the loss, however, just as we have hadn't won since they took 10 days off for exams a month ago. minutes before they hit the scoreboard again — when "Mike Price from all the others. Both teams changed defenses periodically but Randy Crews and Rick Howat kept us in the I ". 1,1 me big shots for us. I thought Price did game. Ho\»t I ..j. aii »k. How,t I ui- made all the » t .. _ Illinois is now 6-6 in the conference. MSU dropped to 3-8 in the was called for goal-tending on Pat Miller's baseline jump shot. they adjusted to it better than we did because of their experience. By that time, however, the Dlini had crept to a 64-53 lead. Simpson in the man-to-man defense. But Greg Jacks™,i°b 00 I "I thought wo controlled the game early," he continued. "The Illini center) just can't seem to From then on they just sat on the ball. turning point came when Harv Schmidt put in his scooters. We figure him out." get untracked. I just S( 'I } 81 can 1 Mem to | Illinois' long-armed guard Rick Howat led all scorers with 19 tried to counter with a press but we lost some team points and substitute forward Fred Miller added 17. Miller also organization. From then on it was an uphilM>attle. got a game high 10 rebounds. For MSU, Ralph Simpson was held to just 18 points, hitting "We had too many spotty performances tonight. We had a leak FG FT/FTAPTS. seven of 21 shots from the field. Simpson, who set a season scoring record in the previous game and was averaging over Spartan here and there on defense and they capitalized on it. Also, our shooting is wrapped up in Simpson and when he's off it affects Pat Miller Ron Gutkowski 6 6 0/0 12 Randy Crews Jim Krelle TO'FT/FTAPnf 6/9 12 1/2 13 3 1/2 7 Jim Gibbons 4 Greg Jackson o/l o 1/3 5 Ralph Simpson 7 4/5 is Mike Price Frosh 5 1/2 Tim Bograkos \ Mike Howat 11 1/3 avenge 8 3/4 Rudy Benjamin 5 Fred Miller 19 i/i g 1/6 n Lloyd Ward 0 2/2 Bob Windmiller 1 1/1 3 tightrope drove up the court, only to be pastCh The frosh were not without Slow pitch Softball By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer fouled with 7 seconds remaining. their troubles, though. Jeff He converted both VanderLende had three fouls it, It took the MSU frosh cagers 39 minutes and 53 seconds to do but the Spartans finally opportunities, putting the game out of reach. The Chips added one more bucket, but it was not before the game was three minutes old. Both of the team's leading rebounders (Jim Shereda added to IM play IM Softball participants will have a choice of competing in fast avenged their early season loss to enou^i. and Brad VanPelt) fouled out in Central Michigan. The frosh held In the second the game's dying moments. But pitch or slow pitch Softball spring term. After experimentation half, the with slow pitch last summer, it was determined on against the Chips for a Spartans hit on only seven shots balanced scoring (four players by records narrow 83-82 victory. hit double figures with Brian observation and discussion with players that the slow from the field — a mere fourteen pitch earn* With the frosh ahead 81-80 Breslin at the top of the list with with the regular 12 inch size ball provided more points. But they were able to team activity I also allowed for more innings of play, more and only 13 seconds showing on dump Central in the same 27 points), and the incessant and could be played in the same length of time as fast hitting and fiel :e, he recent 4:03.3 relay leg. Badger returning home for vauoc can go with the best." Don Vandrey had a 4:04 " world ' would be that fast. indoor varsity mark and And he'll have to go with the 1969 and has run 4:06.6 thus far Sometime in the not too - "I guess this shows n I could distant Popejoy's 4:08.2 frosh standard best if he wants to do weI1 in the this year, future, when MSU set earlier this year. BiS Ten meet here next week loos/ers, Indiana freshman star "My goal now is to be in the Ken Popejoy And breaks that still though he didn't really andThe go to the nationals, top three in the Big Ten to go to magical knock Spartan great Bob Lake, ^ league is at its strongest the NCAA meet," Popejoy said, standard, it will again be a highly the outdoor record holder at this year in many events, not the "But if I can prepare myself significant feat, and perhaps 4:04.9, off the books it's just a least of them being the mile, mentally and physically in the for even more so than Bannister's. Illinois' Lee LaBadie, who beat ext matter of time before that right way I think I ) By JOHN VIGES Spartan Last fall it seemed possible, almost likely, that Ken Popejoy might never run again. The Glen happens. And of course, thought of breaking 4:00 now the must Popejoy last Saturday, has the "P in there in the conference.' right <1* when the two meet Friday as State News Sports Writer they finished in a Ellyn, 111., native had suffered a creep closer and seem more real. tie in the previous meet. Henderson has come knee injury in August and as last up "You've gotta say that with some fine scores this year October it was still showing I MSU's topped by a 9.5 as anyone who runs the mile thinks young gymnastics team travels to the performance. no real concrete signs of healing. of lite of Indiana for a pair of dual meets this breaking four minutes," pekend against Indiana State and Indiana. The "Floor exercise is one of our better ISU Coach Roger Counsil said. "Our events," But finally it did come around and Popejoy, a 4:09.3 Popejoy said. "But now it's a lot Chicago Public Schools will have a vaulting has high closer to me. If all s will not have r, and a monopoly on youth, the meets should be a showcase for been good this year and when we are on we can school miler ranked third in the think I can go under sometime goes well I representative on campus March 4 be as good as anyone. We are a bit nation last year, began to run re talent. inexperienced this year." so we do not always hit to ■Friday night the Sycamores of Indiana State our potential." shortly after Christmas. Spartan Assistant Coach Jim 58,400 starting salary (10 months) 10 days sick leave A top feature of the meet will be the side He hasn't stopped since and Gibbard, who coaches the 10 days paid vacation f tertain MSU and Saturday the Spartans will horse event. The Spartans have been Paid hospitalization improving distance men, said e the Hoosiers in an afternoon meet. The on the horse, Popejoy's scoring 26.85 against Ohio State, made fantastic comeback in Big ten Tickets a bartans hope to finish their season on a winning but the Sycamores will counter with their EDUCATION PLACEMENT OFFICE Bte. A win over Indiana would assure a winning co-captain Tom Neville who finished fifth in the (inference season and one over ISU would keep NCAA last year. Tickets are now on sale at ach George Szypula from suffering his second ISU is also strong on- the Jenison Fieldhouse for the rings, where they Big g season in the 23 year coaching career. have Dave Seal, the team record holder for that Ten track championships here 1* 3th of MSU's opponents have young teams, event. Seal has scored an excellent 9.65 and has March 6-7. d by freshmen all-around men. Five of the only lost once this year, to Southern Illinois' Prices for unreserved seats V all-around men this weekend will be in their Charles Ropiquet. 1st year of competition. This includes MSU's beginning at 6 p.m. for Friday Tom Thomas and Mike Eller have sndy Balhorn. Twenty-one of the Hoosier's 24 pleased preliminaries are $1 to the Counsil with their improvement on the Bimpetitors will parallel general public and $.50 for be freshmen. ■ The Sycamores will be the bars and along with all-around man Dave Huson, students, Ken Popejoy tougher of the have averaged almost 27 for the year. The Bartans two opponents. ISU holds a 7-2 ■sing only to an excellent Michigan team 162.4 record, horizontal bar has not hurt the team, either. Co-captain Dave Gilchrist won the Midwest Open SALE ] 159.0 and Southern Illinois. The loss to the ■U is by only .55. These two teams handed ISU two of their five losses. The best meet for came against Chicago Circle when they and Big 10 Invitational this year. His was a 9.65. ISU's all-around men are has been averaging 48 points per meet and John top score Huson, who STUDENTS NEEDED Buy one album and for record Pellikan a consistent 51 scorer. lored 163.85. "MSU must always be respected," Counsil to 1c more you can I Ray Jauch leads ISU's fine floor exercise team, said, "but I feel that we have the edge." buy a 45 rpm p combines with Fred Henderson to make this of your choice Indiana's young squad has a 4-6 record, but a top point getter for the Sycamores. Both EVALUATE PSYCHODRAMA VIDEOTAPES while they last. are a consistent team and they have possibly the n were finalists in the Midwest Open and the best rings man in the conference. Chuck Earle is 10 invitational. 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SAGINAW ST LANSING, MICHIGAN :48917 J Notre r Dame (19-5) (Tie) Columbia wie; Columbia 15 PHONE 482-6226 (20-3) 13 Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer I'e) North Carolina H7.fi re) ■* Western (17-6) 13 J. Utah (17-7)Kentucky (19-213 12 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES ■•KansasSt. (18-5) 7 Pre-Inventory CARRVOUT AND FREE ON-CAMPUS DELIVERY PHONE 351-3800 Jjtttcky (14) (21-1) ^ !2M) ™u 532 L Clearance 7 DINE-IN: 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. 211 M. A. C. AVE. |i"aver|ture (19-1) 420 ] r,Carollna <3) ™ Mexico State (21-2) (21-2) 336 376 SALE £S®22>» 21 Skiis {Sar> I? State <21"3) % 112 Boots Yamaha-Rosignol were 13900 rds°n(19-4) Jig ^Lange Comps NOW 8900 lt!enKentucky (19-2) 85 >165 NOW '110 Head—Dynamic—Kneissel were Parkas as Te (19-5) °3 Sweaters Toni Sailer LR-45 only 89°° low as 1300 far I 1/3 to 1/2 off Hours Wed • Thurs • Fri till 9 pm Sporthaus i West of Frandor 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25 1970 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIEP Need space in your closets? A Want Ad will find a buyer for your "don't needs." CLASSIFIED 355-825$ Automotive Aviation For Rent For Rent For SolT FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to SOUTHEAST - LUXURY 2-bedroom NEED CHICK immediately. $57.50. DUAL TURNTABLES learp in the PIPER CHEROKEEII apartment. Furnished or Northwind Apartments. Call HI-FI BUYS, 1101 no Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C unfurnished. Draperies, 351-3328. 4-2-26 Ea« rt0tl1' FORD 1968 station wagon, country air-conditioning. Avocado East Lansing. 4-2/5 * appliances. Fully carpeted. ONE MAN needed for spring term ENTIRE FAMILY sedan, 4-door, power steering, Employment Utilities furnished except sublease in modern 2-man at optical wear brakes. Exceptionally clean. Very discount • AUTOMOTIVC electricity. 882-9117. 7-2/27 apartment. Call 351-0348. w • EMPLOYMENT good tires. 487-5441, 482-9656. 3-2-25 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. Room for rapid advancement. Call Address: 133 Durand Street, Apt. ^Michigan Avenue, 372-5 • FOR RENT •let. ' 10. 5-2-27 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C • FOR SALE GRAND PRIX, 1967. Full power, SKIIS. HEART H0|ida7boo^ "~ • • LOST & FOUND PERSONAL air-conditioning. Extras. 42,000 miles. $1,875. 337-0330. 5-2/26 VETERINARIAN'S Full or ASSISTANT. part-time. To clean and 5-2/25 GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring 2 GIRLS for ssr—tXs 5-girl house. Spring. 2 • FEANUTS PERSONAL care for animals, assist doctor, term. 4-man apartment. 1 block • REAL ESTATE GRAND PRIX 1963. Full power, learn to trim. Apply in person. from campus. Call 351-2054. blocks from campus. 351-2625, after 5 p.m. 4-2/27 TWO CITIZEN connections. Band $100 -~Radj07~.: mint condition. Best offer. 2643 East Grand River, East nr • SERVICE S-3/3 372-5453.5-2-27 485-0961. 3-2/26 Lansing. 1-2/25 • TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED HOME for rent. Ideal GIRL NEEDED for 3-man spring for 4-5 students. Close to busline. • WANTED HUDSON JET 1954. Automatic. BABYSITTER WANTED, occasional term. Large, close, $140 whole - Phone 337-2015. 5-3/2 days and evenings. Near Frandor. DEADLINE Good transportation. Only $70. Call 351-8086. 2-2/25 484-6704. 3-2/27 term. 351-2275. 3-2/27 chest-of-drapers,' prefinished picture book^L' CEDAR GREEN sublet spring and 1006 garage. SHEPARD $130 a , 5 rooms and month. Phone more. PLYWOOD SALES 'jS frames^ I P.M. one class day be¬ MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. Red HOUSEWORK WOMAN girl, one summer terms. Swimming pool. fore publication. convertible coupe hard top and - or 351-2362. 1-2/25 372-8130. 5-3/2 „ South_Pennsylvania. TU 2-0275 C or two days a week, or two or BLANK 8 track Cancellations - 12 noon on* soft top. 4 speed. Like new. Priced four half days. No experience 526 STODDARD. Available cartridges"^' labels, dust bugs, tape class day before publica¬ to sell. 351-9149, 372-5891. necessary, must have own CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and immediately! Man for 4-man. Plugs and jacks galore. cleaned tion. 5-2/25 transportation. Will pay carfare, mileage. References, Call summer terms, swimming pool. Call between 9-4 p.m., 489-7521. Lease for spring term. $70 per A7« MERCEDES 1967 230 SL. Red 351-4176.3-2/26 After 5 p.m., 351-8262. 3-2/27 month. $100 deposit. Call Greg 351-2609. 6-2/27 E L.EVT°R^ONICS,C 5558 ^Soilth PHONE Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C soft tops, 4-speed, like new. SUBLET SPRING - One girl. Good BABYSITTING - For room and COUPLE — TO share furnished 3 $4,350 or best offer. 372-5891 or 355-8255 351-8973. 3-2/27 board. May have 1 child. Care for location. New Americana bedroom house. $72.50. apartments. 351-1635. 3-2/27 AM/FM radio. Best 2 children. Phone 676-1226 482-7330. 3-2/27 offer. 332-3941. 5-3/2 RATES MERCURY 1962 before 12 noon. 5-2/26 ONE GIRL NEEDED spring and EAST LANSING. Ideal for married FANTASTIC PLASTIC I day 11.50 THREE PART-time sales managers, summer. Campus Hill, $58.75. couple. Double garage. Wall to chairs, sofas. Many colors inflat^e 15^ per word per day 332-0057. 4-3/2 CW Phone Mr. Dier. wall carpet. Drapes, stove, and * al0rS\Lh#aP. IP YOU WANT A VNQKOE 'AT LEAST car necessary. Tall --W7.Q91R 3 dovs $4.00 372-1585. 5-2/26 washer. Large basement with TWO MEN to share, 4 HAve THE VECmCH 70 MARfcy MS!' 13 1/2# per worn per day man office. 2 blocks from campus. 5 days apartment. Close to campus, 351-5705. 3-2/27 J6.50 BABYSITTER IN our East Lansing DUAL 1019 with Shure cheap. First floor, 302 MAC. cartrido 13# per word per day home, 4 day per week. 8:30 a.m. Perfect to approximately 6 p.m. 2 s AMefZitA COMS>y ASH&V fto/ST. 5-3/3 Rooms condition. Ga? MGC-CT 1969. Red, 17,000 miles. 351-8907. 3-2/27 (based on 10 words per »d) Excellent condition. 769-7327 pre-schoolers, one school age. $25 (>2137- ONE OR Two girls needed spring SINGLE FOR man, block campus, Ann Arbor around 5 p.m. 3-2/27 per week. 351-7423. 3-2/27 DIAMOND - 48 point There will be a 50# service term for four man apartment. One large, quiet. 332-8498, 337-0132 Mar# Cost $450; sacrifice $325 or b< and bookkeeping charge if 1969 Mach. I SENIORS OR grad students, age 21 block to campus. $65 a month. afternoons. 2-2/25 Call Janice 351-3637. 3-2/27 offer. 699-2207, 351-1746. W this ad is not paid within For Rent . Power steering or over, majoring in marketing, For Ren* brakes. economics or public relations. DOUBLE. PARKING. Clean, quiet, 7,000 miles. Snow ti TWO MEN for 4 Help stop inflation. New TV RENTALS Students man spring term. reasonable, 237 Kedzie. Rob, Call TU 2-2565. 3-2/27 - only. Low EAST LANSING near campus. Ono Meadowbrook Trace. Reduced The State News will be consumer education program to monthly and term rates ~ 372-4828, 351-9584. 5-2/26 rent. 393-6479. 2-2/26 X5=3/2 responsible only for the MUSTANG 1966 289 help inform the public. Must have 484-2600 to reserve STEREO COMPONENTS: first day's incorrect inser¬ excellent transportation and 4 evenings a University TV Rentals. C Beautifully maintained. Select AA-22 amplifier, Sony week and Vi SIDE EAST LANSING. Close to campus. tion. 355-7975. 5-2-27 day Saturday tapedeck, Sony ST-80W AM/FM available. $50 week, salary. STROBE LIGHT rentals. By the Single girl, kitchen privileges. $54 stereo tuner. Paul, 353-7711, MUSTANG 1969 4-speed. 351-5500, extension 806 between night or weekend. Call per month. 332-5988 after 6 p.m. 3-2/27 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ask for Mr. MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, 2-2/26 condition. $2100 or t GIRL 355-2885. 3-2/26 Thomas. 3-2/27 351-7830. C-2/25 CEDAR GREENS only. 3-2/27 NEEDED for Near campus. 2-man spring 332-4002. WAVERLY, ROOM in private home. SKIIS, HEAD Killy 800, 203slalom, bindings never mounted The State News does not DENTALHYGIENIST East Lansing. TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - Phone, parking and kitchen OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. All power, - 351-4078. 3-2/27 Full or part-time. Write Box D-4, $8.50 per month including stand. privileges. Girls only $20 a week. permit racial or religious electric windows. $995. 627-2500, one bedroom - furnished TIRED OF electric bills? Live in the State News. 5-3/3 Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 485-0494. 3-2-25 discrimination In its ad¬ 620 Spring Street, Grand Ledge. furnished 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' efficiency 1 and 2 vertising columns. The 5-2/25 pool bedroom apartments within MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet State News will not accept PART TIME employment for MSU walking distance where all utilities OLDSMOBILE 1962, 88 ( students during school year with RENT A TV from a TV Company, rooms. Cooking and parking. advertising which discrim¬ $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. are paid, from $125. Management Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, inates against religion, $220. Call 482-1124, ask for midwest's largest full-line by J.R. Culver. 351-8862. C-3/3 Merv. 1-2/25 merchant wholesaler, Nejac TV Rentals. C race, color or national or¬ required. For further i WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: igin. PLYMOUTH 1964 Sport Fury phone 351-5800. O LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per 1 For Sale convertible. 383.4BBI all power, month, parts and service free, bedroom. furnished, balcony. 30", 39" option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, Graduate A ROYAL ULTRONIC electric new tires. Call 351-5412. S-2/25 CAMP COUNSELORS - for co-ed TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. rti&iedff slldttitt. 351-4698, m— "* typewriter. Excellent condition.' Hollywood style beds and frames, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 332-2920. 5-2/25 FREE 1 month's rent 3rd for"? PONTIACSPmNT," 1967. With a camp in Maryland. Age 21, W.S.I., TF bedroom man Call Claire ton Chris, 337-1327. used matching chairs for study or rebuilt engine and 100% sailing, ECHO HILL CAMP, 3825 apartment. Spring. 5-2/25 Automotive the Wisconsin NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands NEEDED ONE, 351-1254. 1-2/25 dining room use. Used card tables on engine, Avenue, Washington, two, or 3 girls and folding chairs. Late model rented only to MSU students and INVESTORS. EXCELLENT faculty ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. electrical system and brakes. For D.C. 5-2/26 immediately or spring. No damage stereo phonographs, and stereo Like new condition. Best offer. 30 days or 1,000 miles. $1,095. faculty. $8.84 monthly (including deposit. 351-1876, 351-7138. or 4 for 4 man. $55. 361-2086 or student rental. Walking distance tax). State Management after 3 p.m. 3-2/27 components. Stereo tape Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 GLENN HERRIMAN, VW, 6135 EVERYONE 5-2/25 to MSU. Call CIMON REAL SHOULD KNOW recorders, used portable TV sets. West Saginaw. 482-6226. 3-2/27 Corporation, 444 Michigan ESTATE - Okemos Branch. ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They Apartment gas ranges, kitchen Avenue. 332-8687. C ROOM TO rent, Owen Hall. Spring SPACIOUS, TWO 351-2260 or Carla BUICK SKYLARK 1968. 2-door sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. Marschman, tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner PONTIAC LEMANS, 1965. Good quarter. Call Dave, 353-6975, completely carpeted, unfurnished, 337-2683. 4-2/27 hardtop, automatic, power Condition. Radio, heater, power Apartments room E-329. 4-2/27 luxury apartment. Located in electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. steering, economical 6, 9100 DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? Haslett. Only minutes from New metal kitchen cabinets. Free steering and brakes. Financing SCUBA DIVING miles, air. $1995. 351-6945. Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for CAMPUS NEAR. Very pleasant 2 delivery. Bank card. Master Charge available. Call before 5 p.m., FURNISHED APARTMENT: Quiet," campus. Phone 339-2490. 5-3/3 including underwater camera and 3-2/26 interview. C and layaway plans. Hours: 5 ■ 484-8441; after 5 p.m., 882-6178. parking, utilities, furnished. No flash. Brand new. 351-4490. bath. Unfurnished except stove FRANDOR 5:30 p.m. WILCOX 3-2/26 children, no pets. $120. Inquire at AREA. Modern, two 3-2/26 and refrigerator. ED 2-5374. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East WESTERN AUTO, Williamston. bedroom. $160 plus damage PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, 1963, FEMALE AND MALE 5-2/26 Michigan. 485-4391. C 655-1788. After 6 p.m. 655-1035. deposit. 351-5557:5-3/3 ! string guitar. Very good 4-door hardtop. All power, clean. UNDERGRADUATES to 2-2/25 Best offer. Steve, 337-0991. 2-2/6 NEED 1 GAS RANGES used, school rr beautiful FEMALE, SHARE comfortable 3 participate in motivational 332-0996. 3-2/26 demonstrators. Guaranteed. research. Good pay, flexible Meadowbrook Trace. Immeidately SUBLET 1 apartment. 427 bedroom apartment. Own room. RAMBLER 1963 4-door. Reclining CONSUMERS POWER hours. Call 353-7256 or come or spring. Greatly reduced Grove Street. 2 blocks from $70 a month. 351-3747. 1-2/25 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tank, CHEVY 1967 2 door seats, four good tires plus spare. COMPANY, 216 South 393-3665. 3-2/27 Union. 351-1684 afternoon only. ' Mechanically good but body has to 414 Baker Hall 9-12, 1-4 canister, and uprights. 1 year Washington. 373-6172. 5-3/2 TF CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 50. 3-2-25 some rust. Call 882-2111 after 6 warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS p.m. Wednesday, Thursday FOUR ROOM, furnished, deluxe. East Grand River. Married, DISTRIBUTING CO. 316 North p.m. 2-2/26 and THREE GIRLS SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. CHEVY BISCAYNE 1962. Newly Friday. Respondents to Two blocks to campus. Lease, needed graduate, senior Cedar, opposite the City Market. painted. 6 September 1969 and this deposit and references required. Meadowbrook Trace. Spring or 351-5647. 4-2/27 Brand new portables - $49.95, cylinder automatic C-2/27 ROADRUNNER 1969 2-door summer, $55. 393-6992. 5-2-27 $5.00 per month. Large selection transmission. Good on gas and oil. 1 t h s viou Phone 332-3226 or 339-8450. hardtop. 4-speed, AM/FM. Call of reconditioned used machines. $495. 482-7734 days; 339-2122 advertisement, Please do not C-2/27 LOWER UNFURNISHED apartment LEICA 482-4372. 4-2/27 M-4, MR 1 after 6 p.m. 5-2-27 NEEDED: GIRL for New Cedar in Mason. $140, utilities included. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New reapply. Village Apartment, spring. No 90mm, Leitz Home & "Many Others." $19.95 676-5352. 3-2/26 489-2155. 3-2/26 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Red Sedan. damage deposit. Call 351-0996. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS CHEVROLET 1965 BelAire 4-door, MALE COUNSELORS for Boy's 3-2-25 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, V-8, automatic. Moving, must sell. GARRARD LAB 80 MKII $850. 676-2047. 3-2/26 1115 North Washington. $550. 355-8193. 3-2/27 Camp. Areas open - riflery, crafts, with Empire 888VE cartridge, PENNSYLVANIA NORTH - 1005. 489-6448. C-2/26 archery, nature, trips. 7 week 351-2674. 3-2/26 Kenwood 50 watt Furnished 1 amp, two VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Must season, June 28 to August 15. bedroom, utilities CHEVROLET BELAIR 1962. New AR4X speakers. Reasonable. excellent condition. $725 a Salary, room, board and laundry. paid. Ground floor and garage. ONE GIRL, spring s 355-8026. 3-2/26 HART MERCURY skis (195's) with tires. Best offer. Call 351-3122. 3-2/26 offer. 353-0900. TF Write giving experience, FACULTY APARTMENT. $130/month plus deposit. Look bindings. 353-0037. 5-2/25 627-5454. 4-2-26 40 WATT Claricon receiver. Garrard background. Camp Flying Eagle, Unfurnished. No pets. EAST CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 1964 283. VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Good 1401 North Fairview, Lansing, LANSING MANAGEMENT. SL55 turntable. 2 months old. condition, clean, radio. $995. Michigan. 48912. 5-2/25 Phone 332-2627. C 353-0208. 3-2/27 Aqua/green, rebuilt motor, excellent tires, radio. Needsclutch. 351-0047 after 4 p.m. 3-2-25 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student rebuilt. $250 cash. TU 2-6181. LADIES GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring - THINK this over. Earn 33 4-2/27 $65/month. 351-6820. units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely VOLKSWAGEN Good shape. 1965 Squareback. 351-8610, ask for per cent and more on all sales. 81 - year - old company over 250 term. 3-2-25 CROSSWORD CHEVROLET IMPALA 1964 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Chuck. 2-2/6 products. Be your own boss, set your own hours, no investment, SUBLET, TWO - man luxury Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, PUZZLE VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good no shipping charge. Become a apartment spring, summer. 134 ACROSS 28. Vanity mechanical condition, new Lady Rawleigh. For appointment Stoddard. 351-3806. 3-2-25 garbage disposal and individual control - central air 29. Honey battery. Best offer. Phone call Delores Grosser, 655-2389. 1. Saratoga 30. African thong 351-4867. 3-2/27 3-2-25 conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 4. Globe 31. Vermilion parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 7. Converse 32. Prayer bead premium tires. Any offer o\ VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Body sound, WARM WINTER EVENINGS with a OKEMOS, ONE bedroom 11. Vacation 33. Furnish with SmtnB 1 ,5^— $2,395. engine needs work. $125. Doug, cuddly I Check |adequately plannedandfor with a giant heated swimming pool, 13. Wander funds pijpnj||| gjj fg 48914 Burchfiel puppy the 332-2491. 3-2/27 parking, convenient to shopping, 393-2115. 1-2/25 "Animals for Sale" in today's recreation rooms private balconies. If you want to be 14. Quarantine 35. Pitcher phone 351-6179. 3-2-25 . Classified Ads. 15. Had debts 37. Subsidy VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1964. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. CORVAIR 1963. Excelli 16. Baker's shovel 41. Barren Excellent mechanical condition. ARE YOU interes jd in magazine 17. Copycat 42. Most $500 or best offer. 351-2087. There are unite starting at $70/ month per man. Best offer. 351-3601.3-2/27 3-2/27 work: Wri ing, lay-out, 18. Magic 45. Rampant 3. Lily-like plant advertising, saies? Call us NOWI 22. Truck ' 46. Scrutinize 4. Turkish CORVETTE 1968 convertible. Blue, Wedding Plans Magazine. 220 24. Textile screw 47. Sharp 1. Vessel chamber 435 hp 427, 4-speed, many extras. Albert Street. 351 -6441. 5-2-27 pine Like new. Reasonable. Scooters & Cycl es THREE MEN needed now. New MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 27. Vocal solo 48. Tulle 2. Present a 5. Rodent Call Cedar Village. Reduced 49. Chmese pagod problem 6. Secondary 355-1175.5-3/3 rent. except Sunday TRIUMPH 1968 Trophy 500. Sharp. ANN ARBOR 351-9453. 5-2-27 7. Harvest W CORVETTE, 1964 Convertible — 1 owner. 3,300 miles. 487-5898. 3-2/27 PHONE: 332-6441 U 8. Although 9. Mediocre POLICE DEPARTMENT WOMAN TO share apartment. Own Excellent condition - 339-2803 after 6:00 p.m. 3-2-25 HONDA 1968 160 electric start. Low Representatives of the Ann room. Call 332-2269 after 5 p.m. 3-2-25 THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE I 10. Mr. Kennedy 12. Misfortunes mileage, 2 seats. Helmet included. Arbor Police Dept. will be 17 Texas shrme CUTLASS 1968. Power steering and CEDAR' GREENS, sublet spring and Excellent condition. $325 or best interviewing for the position 77/ 77 19. Kitchen utensn brakes, extras. One owner, under terms, swimming pool. 20. Emerald Isle summer offer. 353-8422. 2-2/26 of patrolman, March 3, 12 warranty. 487-5898. 3-2/26 Call between 9 - 4, 489-7521; 21. German song wmmmmmi V. Bronze Call Auto Service & Parts —• ~--.t2_.5l noon - 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. -- 9:30 p.m., at the University Inn Motel, 1100 after 5 p.m. GIRL NEE 351-8262.5-2-27 oENTEDlse sprjng Ctopcfungjjam i 23. Drowse 24. Candlenut tree i 393-6264. 3-2/27 25. Daydream FIREBIRD 400 1968, convertible. ACCIDENT Problem? KALAMAZOO STREET BODY SHOP. Small dents to Call Trowbridge, East Lansing. Anyone interested in term. wiialet __Reduced rent._35^-2073. 5-2/25 Apartments. 4620 S. Hagadorn 1 V/ 26. Round pompano large discussing job opportunities ONE GIRL needed to sublet New 34. Fancy Power steering, automatic, wrecks. American and foreign should stop by or telephone Cedar Village 36. Lord Avon transmission, wide ovals, console. care. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. spring term. Low mileage. Beautiful. $1900. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C for an appointment during 351-2103. 3-2/26 38. Emanate 1661 Mount Vernon. 3-2/27 the times listed. Phone MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 39. Flannel 351-5500. FRANDOR AREA 2 bedroom 40. Entreaty MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 41. Clumsy boat FORD MODEL T Representatives will also be deluxe apartment. Carpeted, TOURING, 1916. Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. 42. Bipeds air-conditioned. $160 Alco . . month. Management Company available a Kerosene lights. Sell or trade Complete auto painting and on March 4 by 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895 43. Chopping k»' 351-8248. 5-3/3 collision service. IV5-0256. C appointment only. a Tntenipoli^ 355-2398. 16-3/13 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1970 15 For Sale Real Eitate InNY 7 $45. MICRO TV. Good condition. 484-3506. 3-2/27 n SOUTH SIDE, new 2 bedroom expandable Cape Cod. 3 bedroom raised ranch. Both with aluminum Doctors connect 'the pill' Ant mole. and bricks, immediate occupancy. 676-5303. 5-3/2 lAlNT B1™hD S1U^ie»„HAKC' I sh0B:n,T!>T^ I 332-1911. 3-2- NEAR m!u7«-Twck"^"c"oi with 2V4 Mr 9ar®fle- Fireplace in with depression, suicide living room, recreation room, and VEIMARANER ~r-r..T7r T ,un Porch. This four bedroom WASHINGTON (AP) Two "We - FEMALE, 6 home has large lot with - are just beginning now to private patients since 1964. months, good disposition 13 doctors told a Senate »ee the first of the assorted fruit trees. This home has subcommittee pregnancies He said these included three I G°odhunter AKC. CaM after 6 478-3902. 3-2/27 all the extras. Call Jerry Largent at suspect birth control pills Tuesday they of women who panicked in women "desperately afraid" m- 393-6187 or 882-2475. WARNER cause can January, stopped their pills, and they would commit suicide who -———"— ~ & LONG REALTY mental depression so did not seek or use another Mobil* Homes COMPANY. got over the 3-2/27 severe it could drive a user to means of birth control," she feeling once they suicide. said. gave up the pill. Other IETR0ITER 12X60 1969 good SSfVlCO But a woman specialist sharply Dr. Connel, who said previous doctors also testified T condition, reasonable, 351-6359 —-—--- criticized the subcommittee and against the pill. I after 7:00 p.m. 3-2-25 said earlier testimony was nearly all In her defense of the SPECIAL OCCASION testimony linking the completely unproved, testified pill, Dr. I CAKES: Connel said 7 Weddings, showers, birthdays, etc. pill to a wide number of other before the Senate some of the ■959 ALMA Mobile home, 10x50, Home baked, expertly decorated side effects had created monopoly testimony in previous sessions 1 2-bedroom on lot. Close to Phone 882-3661. 1-2/25 an subcommittee headed by Sen. has been untrue and international panic and "patently |I campus. Phone 676-1584. 5-2/25 IF of unwanted pregnancies. a wave Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis. The subcommittee resumed ridiculous." YOU APPRECIATE "I think much of the ■965, 10x47 Skyline. 2-bedroom, EFFICIENCY you'll like the way previous hearings into the safety of oral T front kitchen, nice lot, close to puppies and kittens sell fast with testimony has been rather like a contraceptives that it I campus. 337-7102 after 3 p.m. bikini began with what it has uncovered five sessions last Mrs. Romney ~ Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl month. | 3-2/27 has been interesting but what it Dr. John R. PEOPLE has left concealed is McCain, a WHO SEEK vital," said gynecologist from Atlanta, said fc67'ELCAR mobile home 12'x50', IMPROVEMENT Dr. Elizabeth Connell he had bedroom, fully furnished, read the documented 16 major (Continued from page 1) "Services" ads in the Classified Columbia University. I located at Windmill Trailer Park. columns. Check nowl complications among 52 of his ballot Saturday leaving state I for further information, call Sen. Robert J. Huber, R-Troy, | 646-3601.5-2/26 the only obstacle to Mrs. Typing S«rvfC« Lost & Found COMPLETE THESIS Discount Printing. IBM Service! Algiers incident Romney's nomination. Milliken supports" said Mrs. he Romney "fully and I ST: BUSINESS Law book in Anthony, 2/23. Contains valuable binding of thesis, resumes, typing and (Continued from page 1) any case stemming from the predicted she would rise as the clear choice of the party at the Dis-tressed publications. Across from campus, "I submit to you," Mclntyre incident, to say that when police Six of the "Chicago Seven" sampled the expertise of local barbers to conform to the I notes. $15 reward. 351-1265. corner MAC and Grand arrived, they used a bull horn to next meeting two weeks River, said, "that Aubrey Pollard (one away. I 3-2/27 below Style Shop. Call urge the motel's residents to He added that he believes Mrs. appearance standards of Cook County Jail in Chicago. Top row, left to right: Jerry Rubin. of the youths - COPYGRAPH SERVICES killed) was shot come out. Romney to be "fully qualified" Abbie Hoffman, and Thomas Hayden. Bottom row: Rennie Davis, Lee Weiner and John Personal 337 pursuant to the agreement to Froines. Dave Dellinger, who is 1666ic punish these persons (the In his closing argument, for the Senate seat. balding, did not undergo the hair - raising ordeal. ■Airt SPRAYS, tonics, shampoos TE*M PAPERS, motel's occupants) to get even Mclntyre went step by step AP Wirephoto Theses, I and combs. UNION BUILDING dissertations. IBM Selectric. Fast for the riot. through the four weeks of I Reasonable- 351"4580. prosecution testimony given by Safeguard missile BARBER SHOP. 3-2/27 "I submit to you that this 39 witnesses. The defense society, this country, cannot system presented only two hours of rFLY ■ EXOTIC! Room, 3 ACAPULCX) . - meals daily GO DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term countenance and cannot afford to say testimony from five witnesses, papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM 'there was a riot going on I Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 and these including "Miss McGlocklin." I Electric. 351-0763 351-7086 things happened." (Continued from days, $225. Leave when you want. C-2/26 His statement came after Lippitt, in his closing page 1) smaller warhead and much our nation against a Chinese I 351-5249. 32-3/13 Konrad Kohl, attorney for statement, said the only thing Deputy secretary of Defense higher intercept speed. attack of from 10 to 25 ICBM's Minutemen missiles would ; the prosecution established was This missile, Foster said, will survive a Russian attack to strike ""7, : ~~ TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. David Packard, in a statement in the late 1970's." China is ; Senak, unexpectedly re-opened the fact enable t(ie Safeguard to more back at Soviet cities, of a homicide, but did read M - I For ntmant1 call appointment calT 484-4519. 484-4B1B Experienced. Electric typewriter. the defense case with the not by a press secretary expected to test its first A fifth Minuteman base at ' I MERLE price of the full effectively intercept any enemy Call Karen Rft9 9fi^Q o 9/or prove a conspiracy. He disclosed the intercontinental NORMAN COSMETICS I STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. ^^^882-2639^0-2/25 testimony of a black woman attacked whose life, Kohl said, had been the credibility of 12-site Safeguard system has missile fired from submarines or year- missile this Minot, N.D., would be shielded, TYPING: TERM papers and theses. prosecution witnesses, the risen $1.6 billion since last year in flat trajectories which The although not as heavily, by • 6 Fast service. Call threatened. Pacific Northwest and 332-4597. 5-2-27 tawdry reputation of the normally are more difficult to Spartan Missiles emplaced at : The 21 - year - old woman Algiers to a new total of $11.9 billion. New England sites would be Grand Forks and Malstrom, take me identified herself under her motel and accused Mclntyre of He blamed inflation and a head off than intercontinental prepared for possible installation officials said, ie Pickwick Pub TYPING My home. Legal and missiles. at ALBERT — maiden pointing out defendants to the stretch-out in the program. of seaward looking radar to | PICK MOTOR HOTEL. 5-2/25 medical experience. 485-6045 name, Minnie No - Packard said it is imperative to ;• 6-2/25 McGlocklin. She said she saw a Both Packard and John S. specific locations were detect submarine launched Pointing to August, Lippitt Foster Jr., the Pentagon research listed for the sites in the missiles. keep up the momentum of the ; LIFE INSURANCE black couple arguing outside the ABM program,v "otherwise... we v BARBI MEL: Typing, said "I have already defended and Northeast, the Northwest or The United States concedes . Call licensed agent - multilithing^ motel shortly before police this man once before for murder engineering chief, expressed would have to consider furthe* •, ISTEVE KAUFMAN 353-7706. O No job too large or too small. arrived. She said the man fired satisfaction with the technical Michigan-Ohio. Laird said that nothing can be done to Block off campus. 332-3255. C and I am not going to do it advance work on these proposed actions" to strer.gtf ' S • two shots from a "long gun." progress and management of the protect this country from a offensive weapons to make sure again," August was acquitted of a sites is intended to permit Peanuts Personal^ ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith She was the first witness, in murder charge last year. program although they completion, if necessary, of a timely devastating nuclear attack from this country has enough strategic : offset printing. Complete service acknowledged some problems. Russia. line of big' radars "along our nuclear power. for dissertations, Foster said the Pentagon has The chief aim of the thesis, northern border which would be relatively manuscripts, general typing IBM. an improved Spartan under thick ABM defense at Grand "I am as anxious to have . 20 years experience. 332-8384. C /a life WHAT'S na wnnia. ^ development which will give essential for a defense of the Forks, Malmstrom, Whiteman, SALT succeed |/ANCE: THAT'S what Sigma Nu most as anyone in this wider defensive coverage with a heavily populated areas of and eventually Warren is to country," Packard said, Mi others are fori Groovin' 20% DISCOUNT, THESIS assure that enough U.S. ■W.ED.W. 1-2/25 PRINTING during February. "I am just as anxious to be Teach-in Professional thesis typing, sure we do not printing, binding - Finest quality jeopardize the guaranteed. 393-0795. C Call 337-1527 or su security of the country by taking actions on the hope that SALT will succeed." (Continued from page 1) research into the K PAISLEY T.P. GANG: Thanks T ransportatlon conspiracy trial community can only be served II or the hair and a great 21st. University Traffic Committee meditation. All members are urged to way that (the Chicago proceedings. in an atmosphere of freedom of Mayor Ralph Walker of [Jersey. 1-2/25 e opening of petitioning The solution to the NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any age. for the vacant position of married attend. For information call Steve Conspiracy) trial was conducted, injustices expression and communication," Sedalia, Mo., the largest city Anywhere, FLORIDA. Cheap. housing representative. Petitioners Goetz 351-3241. there are things just as bad done to the defendants is not Wharton wrote. "I welcome the near Whiteman, commented that 351-5249. 8-3/5 must reside in a married | E QUAL RALLY to discuss the happening in our local courts," completely satisfying, Larrowe constructive approach which the proposal "will have someday. Turk. housing i he said. "We cannot do much said. you propose to follow in the a great on campus. Petitions are availabli upcoming Environmental Teach-in impact on the economy of the Room 307 Student Services is from students who about that situation there but "We must change the political search for peaceful alternatives." Wanted Building over what is being we can do much to avoid its climate somehow so that if whole area." PTRAGULATIONS MEN of Phi until 2-27-70. they done to what is left of our get the idea to pass another law |!u Alpha HUB CAPS - 1968 Corvette. happening in our own Alps avalanches on your great jazz The in like the conspiracy law the «l. Jody and Jo. 1-2/25 Standard. Used MSU Sailing Club is holding community." or new. 482-1568, 351-6511. 1-2/25 Racing School tonight at 8:30 p.m. progress." - Tonight (Wed) at 7 Arnold prosecutor won't use it; and if i.m.. Auditorium Paul, professor of at 3-B in Natural he uses it, the jury won't convict Twyckingham. Anyone history, outlined a history of (Continued from page 1) government electricity utility, BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for interested in for it; and if the jury convicts, 411 positive. A negative, B negative Kathy at 353-6581 for a should call Environment Hotll™ 31^9113^ ^attending ride. America which has been the toll will be very heavy." which is building a dam nearby. and AB "glossed over by professional Supreme Court won't Four persons were killed and : negative, $10.00. O Rescuers said the slide was historians." He mentioned uphold it." five were injured when an Recreation negative, $12.00. Michigan Students International Meditation Larrowe said he is not sure over 500 yards long and 300 Community Blood Center, 507% Society is having slavery, religious intolerance, avalanche struck the Tyrolean I TO the a meeting Sunday at Edward Lynn, MD will speak today how he feels about violent yards wide. A blizzard hampered Bahamas for Easter East Grand River, East Lansing. 5 p.m. in the Union Goldroom. Yoga on "T^e Dru9 Scene" at the seizing of land from the Indians, Alps in Austria on Monday. preak. Seven days for $150. the men and, after one initial Above the new Campus Book Asanas will be demonstrated. So Free-University class on psycho - and degradation of blacks after protest to the trial. An unpreced e nted Includes food sleeping - and Store. Hours: 9 A.M. dress the Civil War as items which "I have grown up with a drop of rescue experts and dogs, - to 3:30 P.M. appropriately. Also group act've drugs, 7 p.m. in 315 Bessey. combination of continuous Iransportation from Miami. Write: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Come and get straight answers to receive little attention in society that is shot through with helicopters were unable to fly. snowfalls, constantly varying [JOLLARIO, Box 302, Coconut Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to V°ur Questi°ns about speed and other standard history courses. violence," he said. "My Avalanches cut the Rhone temperatures and sudden wind e. Florida, 33133.4-2/25 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C Paul said that changing life generation ought to be reminded Valley road and the Furka alpine Wanted squalls have endangered vast styles (such as the shift from when they wring their hands in railway was out of action. of the Alps in this peak Tost WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater moral outrage at what I consider Rescuers rushed to Lans le Student Affiliates of the American alcohol to marijuana and the - - winter sports vacation month. Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. a small of violence Villard from Lans le Also, radio magazines. MAIN Chemical Society meeting tonight exchangp of orthodox religion use (on - - Bourg, The Swiss Federal Avalanche TAKE ADVANTAGE of the great 7:30 p.m.. Room 32 Chemistry for a more personal, mystical campus Thursday wii *numuuj night) that a')OU'i two miles away, and w.»» Institute in Davos has given ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. buys in household goods in Building. Dr. George Brubaker, Dept. of religion) will have more itoey^taught'their kid's'To do this." Modane, 20 miles away. almost daily warnings of today's Classified Ads. Microbiology Biological Warfare. All chemistry speaking on influence in changing society In a letter sent to Bob .. the P»!'« Savoie heidquarters of impending avalanches and ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR than any specific protest Grossfeld, ASMSU Cabinet department, recommended Tuesday majors and friends are invited to EUROPE $199 needs a good repairman. Check SIX OR less Purdue-MSU attend. Refreshments will be served. movement. president, and read at the county, near the Italian frontier evacuation of villages the "Auto Services" in today's tickets. Contact Bob Martin, He urged students to integrate beginning of the teach - in, including Val d'Isere, established particular danger. Massive piles Round Trip Air Fare the toll 3'/a hours after the of wet snow were poised above Classified Ads. 487-5401. 4-2/27 MSU Marketing Club presents J.R. both old and new social patterns President Wharton said the teach Detroit into a "new synthesis of organic in could be "a constructive disaster. to London Sullivan from Penn Central tonight at - many slopes. There have been June 25 TO TRADE: 2 Lear Jet stereo 8 tape 7:30 p.m. in the Teak Room, life and hope for the world." student Officials said all the victims numerous minor slides - August 26 SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT decks. One automotive, one home. Eppley response to the were residents of the village of during Center. Charles Larrowe, professor of controversy the month, Phone FRANK BUCK FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'TI Tapes included. FOR: comparable surrounding the Lans le occasionally It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial economics, presented numerous Chicago trial and verdict." - - Villard, population blocking roads and damaging ^351-0968 nr 351-2756 cassette player recorder. Steve, 300, or the immediate area. property, but with no loss of Snyder Hall showing a film tonight & 355-8255 nowl 332-0996. 3-2/26 8:30 p.m. in Snyder Hall Cafeteria, facts produced from his personal "The purpose of a university Most were employes of the life. Greta Garbo in "Grand Hotel." Muslim Student Association seminar ON THE TRAIL! Saturday, February 28th, 2 Room 32 Union Ayoubee speaking on "Islam: The Building. p.m. in Mr. Religion of Peace." All muslims and non-muslims are invited. The Koran NO - WE WON'T HUNT classes will be held after the seminar YOU DOWN WITH A GUN Pre-Law Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. 117 Eppley Center. John L. Cote, senior partner of Willingham & HOWEVER Cote, speaking on "The Law, the lawyer • and the law firm." College Republicans meeting February 26th, 7:30 p.m. 106B Student Ads must be paid by noon, Friday, February 27th, and Wells. Roger Craig, State Senator, Democrat and Richard Durant, 14th prepaid from Monday, March 2nd, or you go on the HOLD list. This District Republican Chairman means no registration, no diploma, no transcripts, no nothing, until debating on "State Finances Proper - paid. I Expenses." MSU Rodeo Club work and practice 7 So, hurry and pay up! p.m. meeting 9 p.m. judging pavilion. Final meeting before rodeo committee reports. Get Pavillion Room 347 ready for stock. Turn in Tickets or Student Services Building Searching MICHIGAN STATE NEWS MSU Promenaders square - folk, round and dancing tonight 7 p.m. in Students who attended the "Chicago Seven" teach-in in the Auditorium Tuesday listen intently as various violent and offered them by a bevy of speakers. 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